FHtab

The <code>FHtab</code> data frame has 25 rows and 3 columns.
<code>OccFather</code> is father's occupation, <code>OccSon</code> is son's occupation, both have 5 categories:
<ul><li>Upper nonmanual</li><li>Lower nonmanual</li><li>Upper manual</li><li>Lower manual</li><li>Farm</li></ul>
<code>Freq</code> contains the table frequencies

datasets

`sqtab' contains a set of functions for estimating
        loglinear models for square tables such as quasi-independence,
        symmetry, uniform association. `mclgen' restructures a
        dataframe to enable the estimation of a multinomial logistic
        model using the conditional logit program `clogit'. This allows
        greater flexibility in imposing constraints on the response
        variable. One application is to specify aforementioned models
        for square tables as multinomial logistic models with
        covariates at the respondent level. `ctab' simplifies the
        production of (multiway( percentage tables.

John Hendrickx

catspec

Special models for categorical variables

FHtab function

Table from page 11 of <em>Mobility Tables</em>. Original source: page 49 of <em>Opportunity and Change</em>.

FHtab: Intergenerational mobility table

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