## R package reference generated from DESCRIPTION metadata
citation(auto = meta)

bibentry(
  mheader = "To cite logbin in publications use 2018; specific details of algorithms are in 2012 for the stable EM algorithm, 2015 for semi-parametric regression",
  bibtype = "Article",
  title = "{logbin}: An {R} package for relative risk regression using the log-binomial model",
  journal = "Journal of Statistical Software",
  volume = "86",
  part = "9",
  pages = "1--22",
  year = "2018",
  author = c(person(given = c("Mark", "W."),
                    family = "Donoghoe",
                    email = "markdonoghoe@gmail.com"),
             person(given = c("Ian", "C."),
                    family = "Marschner",
                    email = "Ian.Marschner@mq.edu.au")),
  doi = "10.18637/jss.v086.i09",
  textVersion = "Donoghoe, M. W. and I. C. Marschner (2018). logbin: An R package for relative risk regression using the log-binomial model. Journal of Statistical Software 86(9): 1-22"
)

bibentry(
  bibtype = "Article",
  title = "Relative risk regression: Reliable and flexible methods for log-binomial models",
  journal = "Biostatistics",
  volume = "13",
  part = "1",
  pages = "179--192",
  year = "2012",
  author = c(person("Ian C.", "Marschner"), person("Alexandra C.", "Gillett")),
  doi = "10.1093/biostatistics/kxr030",
  textVersion = "Marschner, I. C. and A. C. Gillett (2012). Relative risk regression: Reliable and flexible methods for log-binomial models. Biostatistics 13(1): 179-192"
)

bibentry(
  bibtype = "Article",
  title = "Flexible regression models for rate differences, risk differences and relative risks",
  journal = "International Journal of Biostatistics",
  volume = "11",
  part = "1",
  pages = "91--108",
  year = "2015",
  author = c(person("Mark W.", "Donoghoe"), person("Ian C.", "Marschner")),
  doi = "10.1515/ijb-2014-0044",
  textVersion = "Donoghoe, M. W. and I. C. Marschner (2015). Flexible regression models for rate differences, risk differences and relative risks. International Journal of Biostatistics 11(1): 91-108"
)