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Analysis of zero inflated over dispersed count data regression models with missing values
[Thesis]
Mohammad Rajibul Islam Mian
Paul, Sudhir R.
University of Windsor (Canada)
2016
131
Place of publication: United States, Ann Arbor; ISBN=978-1-369-11479-9
Ph.D.
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
University of Windsor (Canada)
2016
Discrete data in the form of counts arise in many health science disciplines such as biology and epidemiology. The Poisson distribution is the most commonly used distribution for analysing count data. The Poisson distribution has a property that mean and the variance of the distribution are equal to each other. However, in many count data cases this property of the Poisson distribution does not hold as extra dispersion (variation) is observed in the data, and thus Poisson distribution is not an ideal choice for analysing count data in many applications. The presence of extra dispersion in count data is common in many real life situations. To accommodate this extra dispersion situation in count data a well known model is the negative binomial distribution, which is very convenient and common in practice.
Biostatistics; Statistics
Pure sciences;Biological sciences;Discrete data;Poisson distribution
Mohammed, Abdul Majid
Paul, Sudhir R.
MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICS
University of Windsor (Canada)
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