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log-linear model

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log-linear model
a statistical model which models frequency counts in contingency tables by using an analysis of variance approach.


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These studies typically fit a Poisson log-linear model to concurrent time series of daily mortality or morbidity, ambient air pollution, and meteorologic covariates.
The log-linear model does not exhibit endogeneity as determined by the Hausman test.
First, to identify the confounding factors to be further analyzed (14), a log-linear model considered 5 factors, including flock size (number of ewes), production type, intensification level of the flock production as potential confounding factors, flock status, and strata.
 
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