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Poission Distribution |
Log linear therefore no negative values |
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Assumption of data in Poisson distribution |
Small counts |
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One parameter distribution specifird by the mean ( log linear, Poission) |
Variance=mean Therefore variance/mean=1 |
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Infinity poisson distribution? |
Mathematically identical to normal distribution |
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How to write a log linear function |
Y=e(mx+c) |
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What does a link function do? |
Other residual distributions, using likelihood estimation |
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What is maxium likelihood? |
ML instead of Least of squares |
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Why isnt LS appropriate for non normal errors? |
Not for non normal distribution. LS cause biased estimates for non normal data where ML isn't as its based in Likelihood estimation |
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What do we assume for binomial, Poisson etc in terms of errors |
We use deviances not sum of sqaures |
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What are is Deviances? |
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Assumptions about Poisson errors |
Probability of the event occuring is random unlike winning a fight or not However overall distribution might be clumped of aggregated, not completely random |
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What is HF, scale parameter, Dispersion parameter |
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Overdispersion |
Common- influenced by response variable that isn't measured, or non-poisson distribution |
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What type of errors can overdispersion cause? |
H.F>1.5 cause for worry! Lead to type 1 errors |
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What are type 1 and 2 errors? |
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How to fix Overdispersion? |
Assumed value of scale parameter =1 to actual value, =residual deviance/d.f. and using F-test |
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What do if you cant fix overdispersion |
Assume negative binomal error stucture Tranform or use non parametric analyses |
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Underdispersion |
Less common Type 2 Errors Dealt with Rescaling |
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How to check for H.F in an anova table? |
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Difference between negative binomial and poission |
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When is negative binomal distribution more appropriate than poisson |
When distribution is aggregated |
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How to describe negative binomal distribution? |
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