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Situations where a level of a categorical variable occurs very rarely (eg, a rare disease). This can be a problem especially when the variable is the response variable in a model.
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How can I obtain reliable variance estimates for an exposure with low frequency?
I have a sample of 3000 observations. I wish to model the effect of a rare binary exposure (frequency of less than 50) on a binary outcome (frequency of 300). I also wish to adjust for approximately f …
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