2023
DOI: 10.1111/stan.12320
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The Yates, Conover, and Mantel statistics in 2 × 2 tables revisited (and extended)

Antonio Martín Andrés,
María Álvarez Hernández,
Francisco Gayá Moreno

Abstract: Asymptotic inferences about the difference, ratio or odds‐ratio of two independent proportions are very common in diverse fields. This article defines for each parameter eight conditional inference methods. These methods depend on: (1) using a chi‐squared type statistic or a z type one; (2) using the classic Yates continuity correction or the less well‐known Conover one; and (3) whether the p‐value of the test is determined by doubling the one‐tailed p‐value or by the Mantel method (asymmetrical approach). In … Show more

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“…The RSUE program offers an optional continuity correction, while the R program lacks an option for its implementation. It's worth noting that the validity of the continuity correction, particularly the Yates continuity correction, has been a subject of debate [15] [16] [17].…”
Section: Sampling Distribution and Decision With Large-samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The RSUE program offers an optional continuity correction, while the R program lacks an option for its implementation. It's worth noting that the validity of the continuity correction, particularly the Yates continuity correction, has been a subject of debate [15] [16] [17].…”
Section: Sampling Distribution and Decision With Large-samplesmentioning
confidence: 99%