Employing the corresponding constraints to test the linear trend hypothesis for the duplicate compatible tables of degree (2xk)

	Employing the corresponding constraints to test the linear trend hypothesis for the duplicate compatible tables of degree (2xk)
AL-dananeer
Article 1, Volume 1, Issue 6, 2018, Pages 241-269
Abstract
In this research was derived formula test the hypothesis linear trend to the binary Contingency Tables with employment equality restrictions in the table of Contingency and access to the formula researchers Cochran–Armitage itself in case provides Contingency Tables and only one has been clarified in Appendix A is a formula to test the hypothesis itself for more one Contingency Tables it applied to the test data for one table and two tables relating to information on nurseries for the years 2010 and 2011 has been the use of the subject of fragmentation regression models in a least squares weighted restricted to estimate the parameters of models fragmented to conduct the test. Keywords: Restricted Weighted Least Squares, Binary categorical data, equality restrictions, linear trend, Contingency Table with degree 2xK, fragmented regression models

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