Estimating equations and diagnostic techniques applied to zero-inflated models for panel data

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Abstract

Many practical studies analyze semi-continuous longitudinal data using, for example, ZAIG (Zero-Adjusted Inverse Gaussian) or BEZI (Beta Zero-Inflated) models as marginal distributions. We develop herein estimating equations analogous to Liang and Zeger’s estimating equation of independence and related diagnostic techniques for regression models, with zero-inflated response variable and panel data structure. A simulation study to evaluate some properties of the estimators obtained from the estimating equations and two applications with real data are presented.

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Venezuela, M. K., & Artes, R. (2014). Estimating equations and diagnostic techniques applied to zero-inflated models for panel data. Electronic Journal of Statistics, 8, 1641–1660. https://doi.org/10.1214/14-EJS936

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