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An autologistic model for the genetic analysis of familial binary data.

American journal of human genetics - 1 Oct 1993

Abel L, Golmard J L, Mallet A

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Regressive logistic models specify the probability distribution of familial binary traits by conditioning each individual's phenotype on those of preceding relatives; therefore, the expression of the joint probability of the familial data necessitates ordering the observations. In the present paper, we propose an autologistic model of this familial dependence structure, which does not require specification of a...

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