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LINEAR MODELS

Bartlett Adjustments for Overdispersed Generalized Linear Models

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Pages 937-952 | Received 02 Jul 2003, Accepted 15 Apr 2005, Published online: 15 Feb 2007
 

Abstract

Heteroscedastic regression models have recently gained popularity in industrial applications for analyzing unreplicated experiments, experiments for robust design, and the analysis of process data. Many authors have also considered dispersion modeling to obtain correct standard errors and confidence intervals for mean parameters in regression analysis. The popularity of overdispersed generalized linear models is growing steadily to explore and model many kinds of data, especially counts and proportions. In this article, Bartlett corrections for overdispersed generalized linear models are derived. Our formulae cover many important and commonly used models, thus generalizing results by Botter and Cordeiro (Citation1998) for double generalized linear models and by Cordeiro (Citation1983) for generalized linear models. By simulation, the practical use of such corrections is illustrated.

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Acknowledgment

The financial support of CNPQ/Brazil to first author and CAPES/Brazil to others authors are gratefully acknowledged.

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