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contingency table

In data handling, a table listing information classified as variable according to two or more independent attributes. Such tables are used commonly in commerce, notably by insurance companies.
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The maximum reported turbulence intensity at each 50 mb pressure level within 6 hours of the sounding time were arranged in a 6 x 5 contingency table with ranges of breaking wave drag computed from nearby soundings (Table 2).
Diagnosing and forecasting aircraft turbulence with steepening ... by McCann, Donald W. / National Weather Digest
Relate the magnitude of the kappa to the maximum attainable kappa for the contingency table concerned, as well as to 1; this provides an indication of the effect of imbalance in the marginal totals on the magnitude of kappa.
The kappa statistic in reliability studies: use, interpretation, and ... by Wright, Chris C. / Physical Therapy
C, n l, n2) of the contingency table followed a uniform distribution; the 5% and 95% values of the distribution from this analysis yielded the 95% CI for completeness.
Automatic electronic laboratory-based reporting of notifiable ... by Harrison, Lee H. / Emerging Infectious Diseases
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