Logistic Discrimination and Bias Correction in Maximum Likelihood Estimation
TechnometricsPublished 1 February 1979
James A. Anderson, Sarah Richardson
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Abstract
Maximum likelihood estimates of the parameters for logistic discrimination show considerable bias in small samples, Adjustment by a bias correction using higher derivatives of the log likelihood is shown to be effective in a simulation study. The procedure is illustrated in a medical diagnosis problem.
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