The Analysis of Count Data: Over-dispersion and Autocorrelation
I begin this paper by describing several methods that can be used to analyze count data. Starting with relatively familiar maximum likelihood methods-Poisson and negative binomial regression-I then introduce the less well known (and less well understood) quasi-likelihood approach. This method (like...
Main Author: | Barron, D |
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Format: | Journal article |
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1992
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