Negative binomial parameters
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Fall 2007. Stop Loss Example. You can compute all of this by hand if you choose (there will be a few series approximations to compute if you do it by hand rather than using built-in spreadsheet functions, but they will converge quickly).
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The number of automobile claims for each car follows a negative binomial distribution with β = 1 and γ = 1.5. Each claim is distributed exponentially with a mean of 5000. Assume that the number of claims and the amount of the loss are independent and identically distributed.
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Outcome distribution. Number of outcome parameter sets: 1. Outcome distribution: Negative binomial. Outcome parameter
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The negative binomial distribution has two parameters, namely one parameter for the mean and a second parameter to represent the degree of over dispersion. This would work fine for our purposes, if we wanted to model the count.
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Recall that for the negative binomial distribution, X = number of trials required for the rth success. However, R uses a different variable: Y = number of failures in the sequence of trials where the last trial ends in the rth success. So to find the probability for a negative binomial random variable X with parameters r = 4 successes and p = 0.6,
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Stats 242- Assignment 6. Due Monday, March 05. Let x1, x2, x3, …, xn be a sample of size n from the negative binomial distribution with parameters (unknown) and k ...
Negative binomial distribution- Principles
Hence, the parameters for negative binomial model without and with parameterized overdispersion are estimated using maximum likelihood approaches without numerical integration of the negative binomial function in equation 4. The parameters to be estimated in these models are: δ ,
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Note that Y(t) has a negative binomial distribution with parameters r = k, p = e–λt. E[Y(t)] = keλt, V[Y(t)] = . With k = 2, λ = .1, E[Y(5)] = 3.2974, V[Y(5)] = 2.139. Let Y = # of left–turning vehicles arriving while the light is red. Then, Y is binomial with n = 5 and p = .2. Thus, P(Y ≤ 3) = .993.
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To see this I express the variance of the negative binomial distribution using the parameters of the ecologist's parameterization. Observe that the variance is quadratic in the mean. Since , this represents a parabola opening up that crosses the μ -axis at the origin and at the point .
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