Figure 5.1. Profile likelihoods for Poisson models.
Figure 5.2. Profile likelihoods for negative binomial models.
Table 5.1. Poisson model (A), T ~ N(0, 1), h(y) = τ + ηy
Table 5.2. Poisson model (B), T ~ Exp(1), h(y) = exp(τ + ηy)
Table 5.3. Negative binomial model (A), T ~ N(0, 1), h(y) = τ + ηy
Table 5.4. Negative binomial model (B), T ~ Exp(1), h(y) = exp(τ + ηy)
Table 6.1. Simulation study: negative binomial response with exclusion restriction (α = -0.5)
Table 6.2. Simulation study: negative binomial response without exclusion restriction (α = -0.5)
Table 6.3. Simulation study: negative binomial response with exclusion restriction (α = -0.1)
Table 6.4. Simulation study: negative binomial response without exclusion restriction (α = -0.1)
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