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The use of beta-binomial distributions to describe hormone profiles in the normal menstrual cycle

Revue d'Épidémiologie et de Santé Publique, 2017
Introduction Even in normally cycling women, the shapes of hormone levels may widely vary between cycles and between women. Over the last decades, finding ways to characterize and compare the cycle hormone waves has shown to be a very difficult task and most answers, in particular polynomials or splines, do not refer to physiologically meaningful ...
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Binomial and beta-binomial lag distributions

The paper is organized as follows: Section 2 introduces the two discrete distributions mentioned in the title of this paper. Section 3 discusses maximum likelihood estimation of the lag structure. It also derives the Akaike measure for the selection of an optimal model under both lag specifications (section 3.4). Two empirical examples are presented in
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