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How to fit a negative binomial distribution in R while incorporating censoring

I need to fit Y_ij ~ NegBin(m开发者_如何学C_ij,k), hence a negative binomial distribution to a count. However, the data I have observed are censored, I know the value of y_ij, but it could be more than that value. Writting down the loglikelihood going with this problem is:

ll = \sum_{i=1}^n w_i (c_i log(P(Y_ij=y_ij|X_ij)) + (1- c_i) log(1- \sum_{k=1}^32 P(Y_ij = k|X_ij)))

Where X_ij represent the design matrix (with the covariates of interest), w_i is the weight for each observation, y_ij is the response variable and P(Y_ij=y_ij|Xij) is the negative binomial distribution where the m_ij=exp(X_ij \beta) and \alpha is the overdispersion parameter.

Does someone knows if there exist a build-in code in R that could be used to obtain this?


Check this paper out: Regression Models for Count Data in R

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