Showing papers on "Poisson regression published in 1980"
TL;DR: In this paper, the proportional hazard regression model is reviewed and its analysis using GLIM is described, and the Poisson model which allows the use of GLIM was introduced and interpreted.
Abstract: The proportional hazard regression model is reviewed, and its analysis using GLIM is described. Methods of estimating the underlying survivor functions are discussed. The Poisson model which allows the use of GLIM is introduced and interpreted. Two different treatments of tied observations are mentioned, and their properties are compared in the context of a specific example.
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TL;DR: In this article, it is suggested that estimation of arbitrary linear combin can be used to make simultaneous confidence interval statements concerning the parameters and linear functions of the combinatorial functions.
Abstract: Given independent observations from k Poisson populations it is frequently of interest to make simultaneous confidence interval statements concerning the parameters and linear functions of them. It is suggested that estimation of arbitrary linear combin..
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