8.5 Summary

The Bayesian e sub mehx of end sub model is a flexible tool that can be used to better understand the dose response. In some cases, it may converge where a traditional maximum likelihood model may not converge [2]. Moreover, there may be examples where the maximum likelihood e sub mehx of end sub model converges but estimates for the parameters such as e d sub 50 may be nonsensical. In such situations, a Bayesian analysis may yield robust estimates of the model parameters. Like all Bayesian ...

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