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A contamination model and resistant estimation within the sampling paradigm
Copas's model for contamination in binary regression structures is translated into the sampling paradigm approach that is familiar in discriminant analysis. A parallel treatment of the two models is afforded by a common expression of the log-likelihood. Resistant parameter estimation is discussed for prevalence rates and for parameters, including discriminant functions, within component distributions. The methods are illustrated on a breast cancer example