Quasi-likelihood and pseudo-likelihood are not the same thing

J. A. Nelder

Journal of Applied Statistics, 2000, vol. 27, issue 8, 1007-1011

Abstract: Models described as using quasi-likelihood (QL) are often using a different approach based on the normal likelihood, which I call pseudo-likelihood. The two approaches are described and contrasted, and an example is used to illustrate the advantages of the QL approach proper.

Date: 2000
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