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The use of two-component mixture models with one completely or partly known (English)
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2 March 2000
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Procedures are given which provide maximum likelihood estimators of the unknown parameters of mixture models that have only two components. Generalized deviances based on a generalized likelihood ratio test are proposed. A simulated data set is used to show the merits of using the prior knowledge of one mixture component to improve the effect estimates and the respective inference.
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mixed generalized linear models
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overdispersion
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maximum likelihood estimators
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outliers
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