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January 1, 1980Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series C (Applied Statistics)763 citations

Goodness of Link Tests for Generalized Linear Models

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DPDaryl Pregibon

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SUMMARY Data analytic procedures are proposed to examine the adequacy of the hypothesized link used in fitting a generalized linear model. Through model expansion and linearization, tests and estimation techniques are provided. These procedures, along with the release of GLIM3, enable the user to examine routinely and objectively the fit of an hypothesized model. Examples are presented to illustrate the testing and fitting procedure.

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