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Description: Quasi-likelihood is a statistical method used to estimate parameters in models that do not meet the assumptions of full likelihood. Unlike traditional likelihood, which requires the exact distribution of the data to be known, quasi-likelihood allows for working with distributions that are approximate or based on moments of the distribution. This approach is particularly […]