Confidence limits of expected odds

Andrusko · Sep 28, 2008

I have two proportions and confidence intervals for each of them. Now the question wants me to convert these to odds.

What does this mean? I sort of understand converting a proportion to odds p/(1-p) but how does one convert an interval into odds?

HallsofIvy · Sep 28, 2008

It just a different notation. Convert the endpoints of the intervals to odds.

Andrusko · Sep 29, 2008

Okay, thanks!

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