Casagrande et al. (1978) compared the large sample sizes obtained from the exact method (Haseman 1978), the arcsine expression, the uncorrected x2 (Fleiss 1973), and a corrected x2 (Kramer-Greenhouse 1959). This comparison was made for different values of p, andp2 with cx = .05 and ,B-.90. They concluded that an average of the Fleiss and Kramer-Greerlhouse approximations would give a good estimate of the exact value from the Fisher-Irwin test,
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