Question: ***Use R to develop a Poisson model and a negative binomial model for MI crash frequencies. Validate your models and compare their performance. Select three

***Use R to develop a Poisson model and a negative binomial model for MI crash frequencies. Validate your models and compare their performance. Select three explanatory variables to interpret their effects. *MI= Count of possible injury and non-incapacitating injury crashes

*Use R*

Zone_ID SIF MI PDO TruckRatio Street_mile RoadDensity SIF MI PDO VMT TruckRatio Freeway_mile Ave_mile MI PDO TruckRatio
1 8 19 12 0.011603 0.164401 216.2768 193.2495 170.2222 147.1949 124.1677 101.1404 78.1131 -37.0233 -60.0505 -106.105
2 28 275 181 0.092104 0.807822 1970.344 1757.201 1544.057 1330.914 1117.77 904.6269 691.483 -374.234 -587.377 -1013.66
3 4 54 24 0.025337 0.261658 601.2713 538.1738 475.0763 411.9788 348.8813 285.7838 222.686 -92.8012 -155.899 -282.094
4 0 5 5 0.039438 0.146013 162.4087 145.845 129.2813 112.7176 96.15396 79.59028 63.0266 -19.7918 -36.3554 -69.4828
5 7 33 17 0.084979 0.443269 427.1601 382.2364 337.3127 292.3891 247.4654 202.5417 157.618 -67.0003 -111.924 -201.771
6 11 125 254 0.052308 1.105728 2741.746 2456.792 2171.837 1886.883 1601.929 1316.974 1032.02 -392.751 -677.706 -1247.61
7 1 43 25 0.072882 0.371901 940.5741 843.9917 747.4092 650.8267 554.2443 457.6618 361.079 -121.833 -218.415 -411.58

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