zip.gc: The Zero-inflated Poisson Marginal of Class 'marginal.gc'

In gcKrig: Analysis of Geostatistical Count Data using Gaussian Copulas

The Zero-inflated Poisson Marginal of Class marginal.gc

Description

The zero-inflated Poisson marginal parameterized in terms of its mean and overdispersion.

By default, this function is used for likelihood inference and spatial prediction in function mlegc and predgc of the package gcKrig. When all marginal parameters are given, the function is used for simulation and computing correlation in a trans-Gaussian random field in function simgc and corrTG.

Usage

zip.gc(link = "log", mu = NULL, od = NULL)

Arguments

link	the model link function.
mu	a non-negative scalar of the mean parameter.
od	a non-negative scalar of the overdispersion parameter.

Details

The zero-inflated Poisson distribution with parameters mu = a and od = b has density

b/(1+b) + exp(-(a+ab))/(1+b)

when y = 0, and

exp(-(a+ab))*(a+ab)^y/((1+b)y!)

when y = 1, 2, …

Under this parameterization, var(Y)= mu + od*mu^2, where mu is the mean parameter and od is the overdispersion parameter. For more details see Han and De Oliveira (2016).

Value

An object of class marginal.gc representing the marginal component.

Author(s)

Zifei Han [e-mail]

References

Han, Z. and De Oliveira, V. (2016) On the correlation structure of Gaussian copula models for geostatistical count data. Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics, 58:47-69.

See Also

marginal.gc, beta.gc, binomial.gc, gm.gc, gaussian.gc, negbin.gc, poisson.gc, weibull.gc

gcKrig documentation built on July 3, 2022, 1:05 a.m.