Hi! This is a problem which I have already solved in Stan, but I would welcome a comment, if there is an analytic solution to that (most probably in the form of a Dirichlet distribution). There are three events that take place: A, B and T. All are assumed independent of each other. We observe the …

Modelling a three binary events: A, B and T. A and B are observed directly, whereas T is only observed as if A+B occured

adamryczkowski April 7, 2023, 9:27am 2

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