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Results tagged with zero-inflation
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Excessive 0's in a variable compared to a specified reference distribution. Regression approaches include zero-inflated models and hurdle (2-part) models. For count data, zero-inflated and hurdle models based on Poisson or negative binomial distributions are common (ZIP/ZINB and HP/HNB).
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Zero-inflated generalized Poisson mixed effect model with glmmTMB still zero inflated
I am trying to analyze a dataset using number of flowers as response variable and the interaction between two treatment variables (categorical with 2 and 3 levels) as covariates. I also have a random …
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