Table 1.
Summary of the data characteristics and requirements of the compared approaches
Method | Missing genotypea | Covariates in model | Continuous exposure and covariates | External prevalence | |
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child | mother | ||||
Prospective likelihood | X | X | Xb | Xc | |
Stratified retrospective likelihood | X | X | |||
Retrospective likelihood, unspecified distribution of GM, X | X | X | X | X | |
Retrospective likelihood, double-additive model for Pr(GM |X) | X | X | X | X | X |
Logistic regression | X | X |
aTreatment of missing genotypes to extract information from other variables.
bIn practice, leads to convergence problems due to large number of distinct values.
cNumbers of cases and non-cases in population are required but can be approximated from external prevalence.