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Essoham Ali1,2, Adewale F Lukman3
1Institut de Mathématiques Appliquées, UCO, Angers, France.
Abstract:
This article develops a ridge estimator for the Zero-Inflated Probit Bell (ZIPBell) regression model. The ZIPBell model adapts the Zero-Inflated Bell (ZIBell) model originally proposed by Lemonte et al. (2019) by employing a probit link function for the zero-inflation component. Our contribution lies in incorporating ridge penalization into this framework, providing a methodology that stabilizes parameter estimates by reducing variance and mitigating multicollinearity effects without excluding correlated predictors. A numerical study and an empirical application illustrate the robustness of this approach across varying levels of multicollinearity and data sparsity, offering a reliable tool for analyzing complex count data with structural zeros and correlated predictors.
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