Model-based estimation of drug use prevalence with item count data

Paul Biemer; Gordon Brown

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Model-based estimation of drug use prevalence with item count data

Biemer, P., & Brown, G. (2005). Model-based estimation of drug use prevalence with item count data. Journal of Official Statistics, 21(2), 287 - 308.

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