Modelling route choice of Dutch cyclists using smartphone data by Silvia Bernardi, Lissy La Paix-Puello, Karst Geurs

“…The estimated probabilities for both multinomial and binomial models show that the binomial model tends to overestimate the probabilities of choosing the shortest route. …”
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Excessive daytime sleepiness in Campo Grande general population, Brazil Sonolência diurna excessiva na população geral de Campo Grande, MS by José Carlos Souza, Luiz Alberto Magna, Rubens Reimão

“…The prevalence of excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) in general population was determined by means of 408 home interviews of adults, in a representative sample of Campo Grande city, Brazil. The random sample was stratified by sex, age and economic social status. …”
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Proxemic communication between mother and newborn at risk in the neonatal unit by Leiliane Martins Farias, Maria Vera Lúcia Moreira Leitão Cardoso, Isolda Pereira da Silveira, Ana Fátima Carvalho Fernandes

“…The sample consisted of 20 mothers and 20 newborn babies. …”
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Empirical prediction intervals applied to short term mortality forecasts and excess deaths by Ricarda Duerst, Jonas Schöley

“…We compare the probabilistic calibration of empirical skew-normal prediction intervals with conventional parametric prediction intervals from a negative-binomial GAM in an out-of-sample setting. Further, we use the empirical prediction intervals to quantify the probability of detecting 10% excess deaths in a given week, given pre-pandemic mortality trends. …”
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The effects of winter recreation on alpine and subalpine fauna: a systematic review and meta-analysis. by Chloe F Sato, Jeff T Wood, David B Lindenmayer

“…We reviewed the available literature from the last 35 years to quantify the reported effects of winter recreation on faunal communities. Overall, using one-sample binomial tests ('sign tests') we found that the effects of all types of winter recreation-related disturbances (i.e. ski runs, resort infrastructure and winter tourism) were more likely to be negative or have no effect, than be positive for wildlife. …”
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Maximum-likelihood estimation of the Po-MDDRCINAR(p) model with analysis of a COVID-19 data by Xiufang Liu, Jianlong Peng, Dehui Wang, Huaping Chen

“…A pth-order mixed dependence-driven random coefficient integer-valued autoregressive time series model (Po-MDDRCINAR(p)) in view of binomial and negative binomial operators, where the innovation sequence follows a Poisson distribution, is investigated to provide meaningful theoretical explanations. …”
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New Randomized Response Procedures by Z. Z. Hussain

“…The cases of positive binomial and negative binomial sampling are also studied. …”
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Risk of physical health comorbidities in autistic adults: clinical nested cross-sectional study by Megan Hunt, Jack F. G. Underwood, Leon Hubbard, Jeremy Hall

“…Method We undertook a nested cross-sectional study, using a sample from the National Centre for Mental Health database. …”
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The professional performance in the nursing prenatal assistance by Escolástica Rejane Ferreira Moura, Maria do Socorro Pereira Rodrigues

“…Data were collected, in 1999, in the June (04 municipal districts) and 2000, in February (04 municipal districts). The sample was constituted of eight nurses (01 from each municipal district) and twenty-four consultations were observed. …”
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Predicting Injury in Collegiate Baseball and Softball Athletes Using Functional Testing: A Pilot Study by Alyse M. DePaola, Andrew R. Moore, Graeme J. Connolly, A. Maleah Holland-Winkler

“…The purpose of this pilot study was to use binomial logistic regression to identify injury-prone athletes with multiple pre-season functional measures and demographic information. …”
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Detecting implicit biases of large language models with Bayesian hypothesis testing by Shijing Si, Xiaoming Jiang, Qinliang Su, Lawrence Carin

“…Extensive experiments are conducted on prominent models, including ChatGPT (GPT-3.5-Turbo), DeepSeek-V3, and Llama-3.1-70B, utilizing publicly available datasets such as BBQ, CrowS-Pairs (in both English and French), and Winogender. While the exact Binomial test fails to distinguish between no evidence of bias and evidence of no bias, our results underscore the advantages of Bayes factors, particularly their capacity to quantify evidence for both competing hypotheses and their robustness to small sample size. …”
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Model selection for wild turkey hunter success rates using small‐area estimation methods by Steven L. Sheriff, Dongchu Sun, Zhuoqiong He, Larry D. Vangilder, Jason L. Isabelle

“…However, at finer spatial resolutions, such as at the county level, sample sizes are often small, making estimates either impossible to calculate or unreliable using traditional statistical procedures. …”
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Insomnia and hypnotic use in Campo Grande general population, Brazil by Souza José Carlos, Magna Luiz Alberto, Reimão Rubens

“…The insomnia prevalence in general population was determined by means of 408 home interviews of adults, in a representative sample of Campo Grande city, Brazil. The random sample was stratified by sex, age and economic social status. …”
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Illegalisms and discipline in a Brazilian prison by Andre Ribeiro Giamberardino

“…The article summarizes research with an empirical sample of all cases of severe disciplinary misconduct for possessing a cell phone in a prison of Curitiba in 2017. …”
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Preventive Practices within the Window of Dental Infectivity by breastfeeding mothers, patients of Angel Larralde University Hospital, in Carabobo, Venezuela by Patricia Catarí, Gloriana Portocarrero, Federico Ojeda, Ingrid Hoffmann

“…Purpose: The objective of the research is to identify, through health education, the level of knowledge of mothers regarding the window of oral infectivity in the mother-child binomial and preventive practices. Materials and Methods: The sample was taken during the obstetrics consultation of the Ángel Larralde University Hospital, Carabobo state, in the period September-December of the year 2017. …”
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Prevalence and determinants of vulnerability among Sundarbans mangrove forest resource-dependent communities in cyclone-prone southwestern coastal districts of Bangladesh by Md. Tanvir Hossain, Tunvir Ahamed Shohel, Md. Nasif Ahsan, Md. Nazrul Islam

“…A one-sample binomial test was performed to assess the prevalence of vulnerability. …”
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Evaluating the effect of computer-based education on pharmacist behaviour regarding point-of-care testing by Rand Hussein, Nardine Nakhla, Kyu Min Shim, Joslin Goh, Rosemary Killeen, Kelly Grindrod

“…Knowledge gain was analyzed using repeated measure ANOVA and binomial regression. TPB constructs were analyzed within groups using paired sample t-tests and between groups using two-sample ttests. …”
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Performance of five dynamic models in predicting tuberculosis incidence in three prisons in Thailand. by Nithinan Mahawan, Thanapoom Rattananupong, Puchong Sri-Uam, Wiroj Jiamjarasrangsi

“…The performance of the dynamic models was assessed by a four-step standard assessment procedure (including model specification tests, in-sample model fitting, internal validation, and external validation) based on the Negative Binomial Regression model. …”
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Statistical model for assessing the reliability of non-destructive testing systems by solving inverse problems by A. E. Alexandrov, S. P. Borisov, L. V. Bunina, S. S. Bikovsky, I. V. Stepanova, A. P. Titov

“…This work aimes to develop a mathematical model of a diagnostic system for assessing the probability of detection of defects by solving inverse problems.Methods. A binomial model for assessing the reliability of monitoring, comprising the Berens-Hovey parametric model of the probability of detection of defects and a parametric model based on studying test samples, was analyzed. …”
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Self -reported bruxism in patients undergoing Orthodontic treatment – a cross-sectional study by Munnal Gulzar, Mubassar Fida, Rashna Hoshang Sukhia

“…The median age of the sample was 19.8 (17.7, 24.3) years and 60% of them were women. …”
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