One method for analyzing contingency tables with missing observations is to model the missing-data mechanism using log-linear models. Previous methods for obtaining estimates (of missing counts and parameters) have required an iterative algorithm. In many cases, however, one can obtain estimates by use of a simple algebraic formula. We illustrate the method with data on smoking and birth weight.
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