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Application of Dynamic Poisson Models to Japanese Cancer Mortality Data

Shuichi Midorikawa,Etsuo Miyaoka,Bruce R. Smith-2008-11-01-Journal of Modern Applied Statistical Methods

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A dynamic Poisson model is used with a Bayesian approach to modeling to predict cancer mortality. The complexity of the posterior distribution prohibits direct evaluation of the posterior, and so parameters are estimated by using a Markov Chain Monte Carlo method. The model is applied to analyze lung and stomach cancer data which have been collected in Japan.

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A dynamic Poisson model is used with a Bayesian approach to modeling to predict cancer mortality. The complexity of the posterior distribution prohibits direct evaluation of the posterior, and so parameters are estimated by using a Markov Chain Monte Carlo method. The model is applied to analyze lung and stomach cancer data which have been collected in Japan.

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Markov chain Monte CarloPoisson distributionMathematicsPoisson regressionBayesian probabilityStatisticsPosterior probabilityMonte Carlo method

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