This book focuses on the analysis of complete sets of longitudinal categorical data consisting of responses and covariates collected repeatedly from the same individuals over a small period of time. For the analysis, several various parametric correlation models for repeated multinomial responses are developed by generalising correlation models for longitudinal binary data, using, specifically, dynamic models to relate repeated multinomial responses. Starting with an overview of regression models for cross-sectional univariate categorical data, it then moves on the presentation of regression models specifically for longitudinal stationary and non-stationary categorical data, and multinomial models for cross-sectional and longitudinal bivariate categorical data. The book is mainly addressed to graduate students and researchers in the fields of statistics, social sciences and other areas of applied statistics, although some chapters are passable to undergraduate students of senior statistic courses as well.
- Semi-parametric dynamic models for longitudinal ordinal categorical data
- Multiple categorical covariates-based multinomial dynamic response model
- Two stage cluster sampling based asymptotic inferences in survey population models for longitudinal count and categorical data
- Multinomial logistic mixed models for clustered categorical data in a complex survey sampling setup
- Fixed versus mixed effects based marginal models for clustered correlated binary data: an overview on advances and challenges
- A new look at the models for ordinal categorical data analysis
- Homogeneity and smoothness analysis for quantifying a longitudinal categorical variable
- Analysis of longitudinal and cluster-correlated data.
- A generalization of the familial longitudinal binary model to the multinomial setup
- Dynamic Models for Longitudinal Ordinal Non-stationary Categorical Data
- Semi-parametric Models for Longitudinal Count, Binary and Multinomial Data
- Regression models for ordinal categorical time series data
- Binary Dynamic Logit for Correlated Ordinal: estimation, application and simulation
- Analysis of longitudinal multinomial outcome data
- A multivariate extension of the dynamic logit model for longitudinal data based on a latent Markov heterogeneity structure
- Longitudinal Data Analysis
- Statistical analysis of longitudinal studies
- On the exploration of regression dependence structures in multidimensional contingency tables with ordinal response variables
- Asymptotic inferences in a multinomial logit mixed model for spatial categorical data
- Longitudinal data analysis
- Inferences in Multinomial Dynamic Mixed Logit Models
- Modeling associations among multivariate longitudinal categorical variables in survey data: a semiparametric Bayesian approach
- Marginal models. For dependent, clustered, and longitudinal categorical data
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