I have a quick question regarding how to properly specify a hierarchical Binomial model, and I feel it is rather basic, but I have not found any relevant info anywhere on this, so I was hoping someone will enlighten me here, which I would appreciate greatly. When estimating a Binomial model using p…

What I meant is something like: In [10]: nvect, pvect = [], [] ...: for i in np.unique(coin_data_index): ...: idx = coin_data_index == i ...: nvect.append(idx.sum()) ...: pvect.append(coin_data[idx].sum()) ...: …

Specifying hierarchical Binomial model when individuals have varying numbers of trials?

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junpenglao September 23, 2019, 8:14pm 6

You are right. And yes the two model is the same.

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Specifying hierarchical Binomial model when individuals have varying numbers of trials?

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