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On the generalization of negative binomial distribution
Statistics & Probability Letters, 2004zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Mina Towhidi, Z. Shishebor
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An application of negative binomial distribution of order k in sensitive surveys
Communications in statistics. Simulation and computation, 2016This article is an attempt to generalize some of the recent papers on randomized response techniques by using the negative binomial distribution of order k to randomize the responses in the randomization design where respondents can report outcome of one
Z. Pervez +3 more
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The maximum negative binomial distribution
Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 2000zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Zhongxin Zhang +2 more
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Truncated Binomial and Negative Binomial Distributions
Journal of the American Statistical Association, 1955(1955). Truncated Binomial and Negative Binomial Distributions. Journal of the American Statistical Association: Vol. 50, No. 271, pp. 877-883.
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Journal of Business & Economic Statistics, 1988
Morrison and Schmittlein have provided an excellent and readable review of the negative binomial distribution (NBD) model and how various violations of its assumptions may have an impact on inferences drawn from the model. They provide a theory of the sources of bias and the qualitative impact of these bias sourcesespecially the issues of regularity, a
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Morrison and Schmittlein have provided an excellent and readable review of the negative binomial distribution (NBD) model and how various violations of its assumptions may have an impact on inferences drawn from the model. They provide a theory of the sources of bias and the qualitative impact of these bias sourcesespecially the issues of regularity, a
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Fitting the Negative Binomial Distribution
Biometrics, 1986This note is a reaction to recent papers in this journal by Willson, Folks, and Young (1984) and Bowman (1984). For the biometrical analysis of certain kinds of observations, such as insect counts, accident counts, or cave entrance counts, when only nonnegative integers are observable, it is expedient to restrict attention to those random variables ...
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The Negative Binomial Distribution
1989We begin with a new problem: a blood bank continues to purchase blood from individuals until it collects 6 pints of type B negative needed for an upcoming operation. How many pints should they be prepared to buy?
Gerald S. Rogers, Hung T. Nguyen
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A characterization of the gamma distribution by the negative binomial distribution
Journal of Applied Probability, 1980It is proved that for a Poisson process there exists a one-to-one relation between the distribution of the random variable N(Y) and the distribution of the non-negative random variable Y. This relation is used to characterize the gamma distribution by the negative binomial distribution. Furthermore it is applied to obtain some characterizations of the
Mynt Zijlstra, Jan Engel
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negative binomial distribution
1998The negative binomial distribution is an alternative to the Poisson distribution for modeling counts. It is useful when counts show more variation than the Poisson allows (overdispersion). This article shows two ways of deriving it, one way as a waiting time distribution for a certain number of successes with binary data, and the other way as a gamma ...
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The Hyper‐Negative Binomial Distribution
Biometrical Journal, 1987AbstractA generalized family of the negative binomial distribution is introduced in a paper by Srivastava, Yousry and Ahmed (1986). It is a solution of the difference equation equation image and is called the hyper‐negative binomial distribution. Certain properties including the moments of the distribution are presented.
M. A. Yousry +3 more
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