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Reference-based sensitivity analysis for repeated count outcomes using negative binomial margins and a Gaussian copula
Reference-based multiple imputation is used in longitudinal clinical trials to assess sensitivity to assumptions about outcomes unobserved after intercurrent events. Most existing methods target continuous outcomes and use multivariate normal working models. Scheduled count outcomes require a model
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