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. 2015 Apr 6;18(2):186–195. doi: 10.1093/ntr/ntv070

Table 2.

Joint Classification Membership Based on a Dual Trajectory Model of Cigarette Smoking and Smokeless Tobacco

Smokeless tobacco, n (%) Total
(1) early onset, then cessation (2) consistent abstainer from smokeless tobacco (3) late onset, escalating (4) consistent regular
Cigarette smoking, n (%) (1) consistent abstainer from cigarettes 166 (7.44) 3 (0.13)a 20 (0.90) 460 (20.63) 649 (29.10)
(2) late onset intermittent, then cessation 13 (0.58) 129 (5.78) 24 (1.08) 48 (2.15) 214 (9.60)
(3) early onset regular, then cessation 40 (1.79) 150 (6.73) 13 (0.58) 32 (1.43) 235 (10.54)
(4) delayed onset regular, then cessation 4 (0.18) 191 (8.57) 18 (0.81) 57 (2.56) 270 (12.11)
(5) consistent regular Total 144 (6.46) 597 (26.77) 64 (2.87) 57 (2.56) 862 (38.65)
367 (16.46) 1070 (47.98) 139 (6.23) 654 (29.33) 2230 (100.00)

The model was constructed using dual trajectory analysis under the assumption of zero-inflated Poisson distributions for both variables.

aThis value of 3 represents error in the model.