Abstract
Clustered binary data arise frequently in medical research such as cross-over clinical trials and twin studies. For the analysis of such data either a random-effects model or a conditional likelihood approach can be used. In this paper, we compare numerically the random-effects model estimator and the conditional likelihood estimator and discuss their relative merits for the analysis of binary data.
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