neg_binomial_2_log_glm_lpmf() [2/3]

template<bool propto, typename T_y , typename T_x , typename T_alpha , typename T_beta , typename T_precision , require_matrix_t< T_x > * = nullptr>

return_type_t< T_x, T_alpha, T_beta, T_precision > stan::math::neg_binomial_2_log_glm_lpmf	(	const T_y &	y,
		const T_x &	x,
		const T_alpha &	alpha,
		const T_beta &	beta,
		const T_precision &	phi
	)

Returns the log PMF of the Generalized Linear Model (GLM) with Negative-Binomial-2 distribution and log link function.

The idea is that neg_binomial_2_log_glm_lpmf(y, x, alpha, beta, phi) should compute a more efficient version of neg_binomial_2_log_lpmf(y, alpha + x * beta, phi) by using analytically simplified gradients. If containers are supplied, returns the log sum of the probabilities.

Template Parameters

T_y	type of positive int vector of variates (labels); this can also be a single positive integer value;
T_x_scalar	type of a scalar in the matrix of independent variables (features)
T_x_rows	compile-time number of rows of x. It can be either Eigen::Dynamic or 1.
T_alpha	type of the intercept(s); this can be a vector (of the same length as y) of intercepts or a single value (for models with constant intercept);
T_beta	type of the weight vector; this can also be a scalar;
T_precision	type of the (positive) precision(s); this can be a vector (of the same length as y, for heteroskedasticity) or a scalar.

Parameters

y	failures count scalar or vector parameter. If it is a scalar it will be broadcast - used for all instances.
x	design matrix or row vector. If it is a row vector it will be broadcast - used for all instances.
alpha	intercept (in log odds)
beta	weight vector
phi	(vector of) precision parameter(s)

Returns

log probability or log sum of probabilities

Exceptions

std::invalid_argument	if container sizes mismatch.
std::domain_error	if x, beta or alpha is infinite.
std::domain_error	if phi is infinite or non-positive.
std::domain_error	if y is negative.

Definition at line 67 of file neg_binomial_2_log_glm_lpmf.hpp.