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Description: Zero-Inflated Models are a set of statistical techniques designed to address situations where count data exhibit an excessive number of zeros. These models are particularly useful in contexts where the data are not only discrete but also show a skewed distribution towards zero, which can complicate conventional analysis. Unlike standard count models, which assume […]