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Measuring the contribution of randomness, exposure, weather, and daylight to the variation in road accident counts
Accident Analysis & Prevention · 1995 · Vol. 27(1) · pp. 1–20
Lasse Fridstrøm✉(Institute of Transport Economics)Jan Ifver(Swedish Transport Administration)Siv Ingebrigtsen(Institute of Transport Economics)Risto Kulmala(VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland)L. K. Thomsen(Danish Agriculture and Food Council)
Traffic and Road SafetyAir Quality and Health ImpactsUrban Transport and AccessibilityPoisson regressionRandomnessVariation (astronomy)Accident (philosophy)StatisticsPoisson distributionDaylightOverdispersionPoison controlGeography
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Accidents, TrafficDenmarkFinlandHumansLightNorwaySwedenWeatherPoisson Distribution
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