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Choosing marginal or random-effects models for longitudinal binary responses: application to self-reported disability among older persons.

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Figure 1:  Age at baseline and probability of disability at 5 years in women without  disability at entry and surviving to the end of the study,
Figure 2:  Changes through time evolution of the probability of disability in women  without disability at entry and surviving to the end of the study, aged 75 and 85 years  at entry,
Table 1   - Description of the data by year of assessment
Table 3  -  Structure of the raw data when the baseline response is taken as a baseline  covariate
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