A Statistical Model for Count Data Analysis and Population Size Estimation: Introducing a Mixed Poisson–Lindley Distribution and Its Zero Truncation
Count data consists of both observed and unobserved events. The analysis of count data
often encounters overdispersion, where traditional Poisson models may not be adequate. In …
often encounters overdispersion, where traditional Poisson models may not be adequate. In …
Robust parameter estimation for one-inflated positive Poisson Lindley distribution under the presence and absence of outliers with applications to crime data
RRM Tajuddin, MAM Safari, N Ismail - Pakistan Journal of Statistics and …, 2024 - pjsor.com
The one-inflated positive Poisson Lindley model has been recently introduced as an
alternative in modelling positive count data with a large number of ones: a phenomenon …
alternative in modelling positive count data with a large number of ones: a phenomenon …
[PDF][PDF] Estimation of Population Size Based on One-Inflated, Zero-Truncated Count Distribution with Covariate Information
T Jongsomjit, R Lerdsuwansri - 2023 - ethesisarchive.library.tu.ac.th
To estimate the unknown size of the population that is difficult or hidden to enumerate, the
capture-recapture method is widely used for this purpose. We propose the one-inflated, zero …
capture-recapture method is widely used for this purpose. We propose the one-inflated, zero …