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3 The typical pattern of labour force transitions results in an unbalanced and sparse contingency table. In such a case it is problematic to test the validity of the overall model. When sparse data have to be fitted to a log linear or latent class model, the usual log likelihood ratio L2 and the Pearson X2 statistics (possibly with correction for the degrees of freedom) cannot be used as an indication of goodness of fit, since their asymptotic 2 distribution is no longer guaranteed. Besides, when the amount of sparseness is pretty high which is the case in our example (we have a sample of 5247 individuals and 310 cells) bootstrapping goodness of fit measures is of no help (Langeheine et al., 1996, pp. 493 497).

Let's step through the constructor. After creating a new Properties class, you create an ActivationGroupDesc. You are going to activate our object within an ActivationGroup. You begin by providing the description of this group. The Properties object enables you to set the codebase, security policy, or other properties for this group. The ActivationGroupID performs the same function for the ActivationGroup that the ActivationID performs for the Activatable object. Now you can go ahead and create the ActivationGroup with this ActivationGroupID and ActivationGroupDesc. The ActivationDesc contains the information you need to activate your object. If it seems as if you are doing a lot of setup, remember that you are going to be asking processes on remote machines to start up and load a particular class and respond to your requests. Provide the name of the class you're instantiating and a fully qualified path to the codebase. Note that this path includes the trailing forward slash (/) character. You can use this constructor because you don't need to specify the ActivationGroup in this example. There are three things left to do. First, you need to invoke register() to pass on all the information contained in the ActivationDesc so that your object can be activated. Second, as before, you need to bind a name such as "SayHello" to your object. Since you already have the name of the class in the ActivationDesc, use a handle defined by the interface Remote (or Greeter) instead of the class GreeterImpl. Finally, call System.exit(0). This, of course, is the whole point of this exercise. If you were going to leave the service up and running, you wouldn't need it to be activatable.

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Today psychologists treat such claims with extreme suspicion. But at that time the Society for Psychical Research included a number of eminent scientists among its members.16 The committee that oversaw the Census of Hallucinations was chaired by Professor Henry Sidgwick, the Cambridge philosopher and founder of Newnham College. The survey was conducted with great care and the report, published in 1894, includes a detailed statistical treatment. The compilers of the report tried to exclude experiences that might have been dreams or delirium associated with physical illness or hallucinations associated with mental illness. They also went to considerable trouble to distinguish between hallucinations and illusions.

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