Introduction to Generalized Linear Models
Introduction Generalized Linear Models Structure Exponential Family Most of the commonly used statistical distributions, e.g. Normal, Binomial and Poisson, are members of the exponential family of distributions whose densities can be written in the form f (y ; ; ) = exp y b( ) + c(y; ) where is the dispersion parameter and is the canonical
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