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Just as a matter of interest, how did this strange form for the LHS of
binomial
glms evolve? When my students ask I usually mutter something about a smooth
generalization to the multinomial case, but I've no idea if this was really
the
motivation for doing things this way.

Murray Jorgensen
At 11:42 AM 20-12-00 -0500, Robert Gentleman wrote:
failures, and not successes and trials.
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Murray Jorgensen,  Department of Statistics,
University of Waikato,  Hamilton,  New Zealand.  [maj at waikato.ac.nz]
http://www.stats.waikato.ac.nz/Staff/maj.html_
"These data do not support the hypothesis"      Well . . .
The first one does, but the second and third don't, now the fourth . . .
[ In which I pose the question: is "data" really plural. ] 
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