Limiting dilution assays for the determination of immunocompetent cell frequencies. III. Validity tests for the single-hit Poisson model.
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Summary
The new test derived and then demonstrated with previously published data is intended to be used for parameter-estimation assays based upon the single-hit Poisson model, and discriminates against alternative models with multiple-hit/target response-generation processes, a variable number (dose-dependent) of false negatives, and a constant number of false positives.
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- 1984-08-03
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Keywords
Poisson distribution, Poisson regression, Statistics, False positive paradox, Logarithm
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