Bmd to score variable, A reasonable summary of the data

Bmd to score variable

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A reasonable summary of the data might be provided by relating the score S_i given by S_i = 1 if never, S_i = 2 if irregular, S_i = 3 if fall and winter, and S_i = 4 if whole year. What method can be used to relate mean BMD to this score variable?

Reference no: EM131029547

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