DOE OSTI · 1865025
Analyzing count data with measurement error
Abstract
In this article, we analyze observed count data such as the number of defects in a steel product where the observed counts are the true counts measured with errors. We account for the measurement error by using a measurement error model based on a latent lognormal (LLN) distribution. We consider making inference about a single population (e.g., from samples of a production lot) and a regression model (e.g., from runs of a designed experiment), where the measurement system properties are known, that is, the parameters of the LLN distribution are known. Then, we consider simultaneous inference for the single population and regression model as well as the measurement system. We demonstrate the proposed methodology with both simulated and real observed counts.
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Hamada, Michael S., Casleton, Emily M., Osthus, Dave, Weaver, Brian P., Steiner, Stefan H.. 2022-02-07. Analyzing count data with measurement error. https://doi.org/10.1002/qre.3078
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