论文信息 - Generalised linear accident models and goodness of fit testing.

Generalised linear accident models and goodness of fit testing.

This paper has two aims. The primary aim is to provide a practical resolution of the low mean value' problem, a barrier to goodness of fit testing for the commonly used generalised linear accident model. A secondary aim of the paper is to describe the underlying mechanism of these models, so making them fully accessible to the transport modeller.

G R Wood | G. R. Wood

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