Hi, the question is 2.7.11 and the exercise 2.7.11 come from the book of log lin

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Hi,

the question is 2.7.11 and the exercise 2.7.11 come from the book of log linear models and logistic regression/ springer.

Couples Wife Husband Tall Medium Short 18 Medium 20 51 Short Test for symmetry and do any other appropriate analysis for these data. Do the data display symmetry? ia XERCISE 2.7 Correlated Data re are actually 410 observations in Exercise 2.7.10 and Table 2.9. There are 205 men and 205 women. Why was Table 2.9 set up as a 3 x 3 table with only 205 observations rather than as Table 2.10, a 2 x 3, sex versus height table with 410 observations TABLE 2.10. Heights of Married Couples Height Sex Tall Medium Short 104 51 wife 50 Husband 60 99 46 EXERCISE 2.7.12 McNemar's Test. noGes mothod of testing for homopeneity of pro-

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the table 2.9 shows the couples with 3 different hieght categories, where there are just 205 observation if you look closely you can notice that each column sums up to the number of wife in each category in table 2.10 top row while each row sums up to number of men in table 2.10 bottom row.

table 2.10 shows the number of wife and husbands with 3 different hieght categories i.e. the top row (wife) sums up to 205 and so does the bottom one.

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