w 2 g 3 $ 3 3 B E a a = S a e 5 = > 3 a Estrogen Replacement Weight (kg) Yes No ei ene) eS? Yes! Now <57 Cases 20 12 Controls 61 183 57-75 Cases 37 45 Controls 113 378 >75 Cases 9 42 Controls 23) 140 (a) Test for the conditional independence between endometrial cancer and estrogen replacement. (b) Search for the model that can best explain the relationships found in the observed data; choose to do with or without identifying a dependent variable (i.e., endometrial cancer in this exercise). (©) From the best model found in (b), calculate the odds ratio(s) mea- Suring the strength of the relationship between endometrial cancer and estogen replacement.LOGLIN! 106 EAR MODELs 6. Data taken from cancer are stratifi 1988). Results are as follows: a study to investigate the effects of smoking on ceryicg ed by the number of sexual partners (Nischan et q) Number of pane Partners Smoking Yes No Zero or one Yes 12 21 No 25. 118 Two or more Yes 96 86142 No 92 150 (a) Test for the conditional independence between cer scal cancer and number of partners. (b) Search for the model that can best explain the relationships found her data; choose to do with or without iaentifying * on P nt variable (i.e., cervical cancer in this exercise). Tom the best model found in (b), calculate the odds ratio(s) suring the strength of ionshi s the relatio’ a number of partners. —" _ mea