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A comparison of a mixture likelihood method and the EM algorithm for an estimation problem in animal carcinogenicity studies

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  • Moon, Hojin
  • Ahn, Hongshik
  • Kodell, Ralph L.
  • Pearce, Bruce A.

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  • Moon, Hojin & Ahn, Hongshik & Kodell, Ralph L. & Pearce, Bruce A., 1999. "A comparison of a mixture likelihood method and the EM algorithm for an estimation problem in animal carcinogenicity studies," Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 31(2), pages 227-238, August.
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