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A discrete, univariate distribution modelling the number of ${\rm Bernoulli}(p)$ trial successes until a specified number of failures occur.
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Understanding over-dispersion as it relates to the Poisson and the Neg. Binomial
I am developing a Poisson-family glm model in R for a dataset that I have. This dataset has 650 entries with two measures of exposure. The model, though not that relevant to the question, is:
$$\ln(E( …
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