Probit Analysis¶
Finney, D. J. (1971). Probit Analysis. Cambridge University Press.
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- Dose-Response Relationship
- Not a population-level claim only: individual-level graded response and population-level quantal response are both dose-response structures, with different analytic machinery (potency estimation vs cumulative distribution of sensitivity), as Finney (1971) develops at length in Probit Analysis.
This sourceCanonical reference on quantal dose-response analysis developing probit/logit transforms for population cumulative-distribution curves; supports D47-023 (population quantal vs individual graded response as analytically distinct dose-response structures).
- Not a population-level claim only: individual-level graded response and population-level quantal response are both dose-response structures, with different analytic machinery (potency estimation vs cumulative distribution of sensitivity), as Finney (1971) develops at length in Probit Analysis.
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