Abstract
Exact and approximate methods are given for counting the number of r × c contingency tables with fixed margins. The approximate methods are extended to estimate the number of r × c × s contingency tables with given first-order margins.
Journal of the American Statistical Association
Volume 72, 1977 - Issue 360a
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