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Original Articles

A general form of ordinal association

Pages 327-346 | Received 01 May 1986, Published online: 26 Aug 2010
 

A general form of ordinal association is defined in a prediction analysis framework. This definition provides a useful way of identifying and selecting prediction rules a priori. Various classes of association are considered and a general approach is provided for the selection and significance testing of optimal prediction rules (ex post). This methodology is also extended to the degree‐k, k 2, and multivariate cases. Nearly all of the common measures of ordinal association are special cases of the general type of association considered here.

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