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Notes on generalized linear models
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Minimalist implementations of multinomial & negative binomial GLMs? #5

Open tomwenseleers opened 2 years ago

tomwenseleers commented 2 years ago

I always found your minimalist IRLS GLM algorithm at [http://bwlewis.github.io/GLM/ ] very handy to explain to students how GLMs work. I was wondering if, by any chance, you would also happen to have an equally minimalist implementation of multinomial & negative binomial GLMs available, ideally also using IRLS (as opposed to Newton-Raphson)?

bwlewis commented 2 years ago

Sorry for the latency, no I don't have that but would be a nice addition. Will think about some kind of discussion of those topics, which I agree are both interesting and often presented in a hard to understand way.

Best,

Bryan

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I always found your minimalist IRLS GLM algorithm at [ http://bwlewis.github.io/GLM/ ] very handy to explain to students how GLMs work. I was wondering if, by any chance, you would also happen to have an equally minimalist implementation of multinomial & negative binomial GLMs available, ideally also using IRLS (as opposed to Newton-Raphson)?

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