February 2007
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In various pharmaceutical applications it is often assumed that the variance of the error term, σ2, depends not only on the control variable x, but also on the unknown parameter θ, i.e., σi2 = S(xi,θ).
Consider, for instance, the four-parameter logistic model introduced in Section 7.2. The variance of the response variable, Y, may depend on its mean, as in the following power model (Finney, 1976; Karpinski, 1990; Hedayat et al, 1997):
In cell-based assay studies, the response variable is a cell count and is often assumed to follow a Poisson distribution. Under this assumption, ...
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