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Modelling Correlated zero-inflated count data

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Dobbie, Melissa J
Welsh, Alan

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Blackwell Publishing Ltd

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This paper extends the two-component approach to modelling count data with extra zeros, considered by Mullahy (1986), Heilbron (1994) and Welsh et al. (1996), to take account of possible serial dependence between repeated observations. Generalized estimating equations (Liang & Zeger, 1986) are constructed for each component of the model by incorporating correlation matrices into each of the maximum likelihood estimating equations. The proposed method is demonstrated on weekly counts of Noisy Friarbirds (Philemon corniculatus), which were recorded by observers for the Canberra Garden Bird Survey (Hermes, 1981).

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Australian and New Zealand Journal of Statistics

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