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Journal article

LEVERAGE ADJUSTMENTS FOR DISPERSION MODELLING IN GENERALIZED NONLINEAR MODELS

Gordon K Smyth, Arunas P Verbyla

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics | WILEY | Published : 2009

DOI: 10.1111/j.1467-842X.2009.00556.x

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Keywords

Regression
Statistics & Probability
Quasi-Likelihood
Modified Profile Likelihood
Linear-Models
Mathematics
Inverse-Gaussian Distribution
Gamma Distribution
Physical Sciences
Residual Maximum Likelihood
Residual Maximum-Likelihood
Inference
Maximum Likelihood
Double Generalized Linear Models
Science & Technology
Saddlepoint Approximation

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