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Efficient estimation of relative risk, odds ratio and their logarithms for rare events
This paper proposes sequential estimators for the relative risk, odds ratio, log relative risk or log odds ratio of a dichotomous attribute in two populations. The estimators take the same number of observations from each population, and ensure that the relative mean-square error for the relative ri
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