Multinomial-Poisson Homogeneous (MPH) models and Homogeneous Linear Predictor (HLP) Multinomial-Poisson models include as special cases many models for contingency table analysis that have been introduced in the effort to overcome well known limitations of the log-linear models. Here the definitions of MPH and HLP models are extended to include inequality constraints. It is shown that inequality constrained MPH and HLP models are a very flexible and rich family of models for contingency table analysis. The inequality constrained Hierarchical Multinomial Marginal models which are an important sub-class of MPH models are also examined
Multinomial Poisson Models subject to inequality constraints
COLOMBI, Roberto
2009-01-01
Abstract
Multinomial-Poisson Homogeneous (MPH) models and Homogeneous Linear Predictor (HLP) Multinomial-Poisson models include as special cases many models for contingency table analysis that have been introduced in the effort to overcome well known limitations of the log-linear models. Here the definitions of MPH and HLP models are extended to include inequality constraints. It is shown that inequality constrained MPH and HLP models are a very flexible and rich family of models for contingency table analysis. The inequality constrained Hierarchical Multinomial Marginal models which are an important sub-class of MPH models are also examinedPubblicazioni consigliate
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