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Two Useful Discrete Distributions to Model Overdispersed Count Data
Dos distribuciones discretas útiles para modelar datos de recuento sobredispersos
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Discretization methods, Shanker distribution, overdispersion, maximum likelihood estimation, simulation study (en)Estimación de máxima verosimilitud, Distribuciones discretas, Distribución de Shanker, Simulación del Monte Carlo, Sobredispersión (es)
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