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Progressive switch from loss of thigmotaxis, random search to non-spatial and spatial strategy was analyzed by fitting a multinomial general lineal model including trials as covariate.

We described associations of obesity with intrinsic subtypes by fitting a multinomial logistic regression model.

This was done by fitting a multinomial distribution to the probability of a patient achieving the 5 different outcomes used in the ranibizumab trials.

Outcomes of change from baseline in BCVA for dexamethasone compatible with those available for ranibizumab, reported by 4 randomised controlled trials, were estimated by fitting a multinomial distribution model to the probability of a patient achieving outcomes in a range of changes from baseline in BCVA (numbers of letters) at month 1.

To fit models and perform parameter estimation, we propose fitting a multinomial likelihood to the data in these seven cells, leading to a maximum of six estimable parameters (since the total of the cell probabilities must add up to 1).

Data from the first year of sampling were used to estimate the parameters of the neutral theory by fitting a local Zero-Sum-Multinomial distribution [2], [53].

For a sample of 1397 trips, we fitted a multinomial logit regression model.

We fit a multinomial probit model to analyze the decisions to adopt or not to adopt varied combinations of improved rice variety, fertilizer, and herbicide.

At each decision point, we fitted a multinomial logistic model with the decision outcome as the dependent variable.

To model the local distribution of each node conditioned on its parents, a commonly used method for continuous data is to discretize data points into bins and then fit a multinomial distribution to the discretized data.

In order to explore the association between the different components of the objective health measure and the physicians' ratings, we fitted a multinomial logistic regression model with physician-rated health as the 3-category dependent variable.