Testing inflated zeros in binomial regression models
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Cites work
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Cited in
(4)- Score Tests for Both Extra Zeros and Extra Ones in Binomial Mixed Regression Models
- A Lindley–binomial model for analyzing the proportions with sparseness and excessive zeros
- Testing zero-inflation in binomial regression models with an application to electrocardiogram monitoring on atrial fibrillation
- Testing inflated zeros and applications in right-censored geometric regression models
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