Multiplicative model

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A model in which the combined effect of two or more factors is the product of the isolated effects of each factor.

Note: For example, if a factor X multiplies a risk by a in the absence of Y, and if a second factor Y multiplies the risk by b in the absence of X, the combined effect of the two factors will be a x b.

(Related concept: additive model)

Reference

http://htaglossary.net/multiplicative-model

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