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Evaluating the performance of different Bayesian count models in modelling childhood vaccine uptake among children aged 12– 23 months in Nigeria
Background Choosing appropriate models for count health outcomes remains a challenge to public health researchers and the validity of the fndings thereof. For count data, the mean–variance relationship and proportion of zeros is a major determinant of model choice. This study aims to compare and ide...
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