6.1 strategies in model selections
Mi Lam, Dean Pangelinan
6.2 logistic regression diagnostics
Carol Ellis, Rommel Vives
6.3 inference about conditional associations in 2x2xK tables
Gary Gongwer, Demeke Kasaw
7.1 nominal responses: baseline-category logit models
Kathy Fung, Lin Zhang
7.2 ordinal responses: cumulative logit models
Dan Sultana, Denise Hum
8.2 loglinear models for independence and interacton in 3-way tables
Robert Lagier, Veronica Estrada
9.2 model selections and comparisons
Alvin Hsieh, Yumi Kubo
9.4 modeling ordinal associations
Bin Hu, Roanna Gee
1. Aim for ~ 10 slides.
2. Plan on 30~50 minutes talk but adjust depending on the topic.
3. Email the slides + estimated duration of the presentation at least 2 days
before the actual presentation.
4. The presentation is about key concepts and application to data. Don't present
too much details or math.
5. You're free to use your own data as an example. Or just use the data in the
book.
6. Typical slides will reproduce the analysis in the book. Show data, explain
hypotheses (questions), show analysis results, interpret. Also explain a bit
on the methodologies.
7. Don't be stressed out. If you are spending more than 6 hours for preparation,
you're working too much. If your group has that situation, let me know.
8. Seek help if you need one. Let me know by email or coming to office hours
if you or your group experience difficulty.
Good luck!