Stasinopoulos 2007 - GAMLSS in R

Routing Summary

This folder captures Stasinopoulos and Rigby (2007), Generalized Additive Models for Location, Scale and Shape (GAMLSS) in R (J. Stat. Softw. 23(7)): the model class, distribution and smoother catalogue, RS/CG algorithms, GAIC/VGD selection, four worked examples and the LMS/BCT growth-centile methodology. 7 notes. Motivating PyMC example: E41 (growth centile charts).

Concept Map

ConceptNoteTypeDepends OnKey Result
GAMLSS modelStasinopoulos 2007 - GAMLSS Model FrameworkdefinitionGeneralized Linear Models for
Penalized likelihoodStasinopoulos 2007 - GAMLSS Model FrameworkdefinitionGAMLSS model
Family catalogueStasinopoulos 2007 - Distributions and Additive TermsconceptFrameworkBCCG = LMS; BCT adds kurtosis
P-spline termStasinopoulos 2007 - Distributions and Additive TermsdefinitionB-splines
RS / CG algorithmsStasinopoulos 2007 - Fitting Algorithms and Model SelectionalgorithmPenalized likelihoodRS ignores cross derivatives
GAIC, VGDStasinopoulos 2007 - Fitting Algorithms and Model Selectiondefinitionlikelihoodpenalty is a tuning choice
Lice, CD4, claimsStasinopoulos 2007 - Lice, CD4 and Claims ExamplesexampleAlgorithmsSichel AIC 4646.2; smooth simplifies
LMS / BCT centileStasinopoulos 2007 - Centile Curves, LMS and Residual DiagnosticstheoremFamily catalogue
Worm plot, Q statisticsStasinopoulos 2007 - Centile Curves, LMS and Residual DiagnosticsdefinitionQuantile residualsBCT 0 violations vs LMS 16
Bayesian P-splinesStasinopoulos 2007 - Bayesian P-Splines and Distributional Regression in PyMCconceptPenalized likelihoodRW2 prior per parameter

Notes

Sources

  • Stasinopoulos 2007 - GAMLSS in R — Stasinopoulos DM, Rigby RA (2007), J. Stat. Softw. 23(7), 46 pp. Open access.

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