8.2 Statistical Model for Bayesian Dose-Response
In this chapter we will
only provide examples of a Bayesian hyperbolic 
model (Chapter
6). The sigmoid model or other non-linear models are out of scope
[3,4]. It may be noted though that the sigmoid model can easily be
implemented by adding a hill parameter to the hyperbolic model. From
Section 6.4.1, the Bayesian hyperbolic 
model is written as
model (Chapter
6). The sigmoid model or other non-linear models are out of scope
[3,4]. It may be noted though that the sigmoid model can easily be
implemented by adding a hill parameter to the hyperbolic model. From
Section 6.4.1, the Bayesian hyperbolic model is written as
,
where
-
is the subject ID
-
is the observed ...
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