Murray A. Aitkin, Brian J. Francis, John Hinde, Ross E. Darnell
Abstract
Abstract The dataset faults gives the number n of faults in 32 rolls of material of length l metres; the data come from Bissell (1972), and are reproduced in Table 5.1. The number of faults is a non-negative integer, and is naturally modelled by the Poisson distribution, the standard model for count data.
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Abstract The dataset faults gives the number n of faults in 32 rolls of material of length l metres; the data come from Bissell (1972), and are reproduced in Table 5.1. The number of faults is a non-negative integer, and is naturally modelled by the Poisson distribution, the standard model for count data.
Key concepts: Count data, Multinomial distribution, Poisson distribution, Integer (computer science), Negative binomial distribution, Table (database), Statistics, Poisson regression