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A rapidly converging algorithm is given to calculate exact confidence intervals about the adjusted relative risk in follow-up studies with stratified incidence-density data. The network approach that Mehta developed for tables with person-count numerators and denominators is adapted to tables with person-count numerators and person-time denominators. This algorithm updates an earlier program by Guess et al, yielding the same quantities but with running times that are between ten and a hundred times faster. Applications to Poisson regression are discussed.
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