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A note on the use of binomial distributions in CUB-type mixture models
In CUB-type mixture models, the binomial distribution is typically employed to model the deliberate choice or “feeling” component. It is shown that this specification is equivalent to choosing an adjacent categories model with specific constraints imposed on the systematic component. Embedding CUB-t
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