 and ZIG (blue) distribution for data in parasite in crabs [4]. Zero-inflated(deflated) geometric distribution fit the data as well or better than the negative binomial distribution (see Table 2) expression for the derivative of the Gamma function and fail if the starting value is not chosen appropriately [1].
Negative binomial distribution may also fail to fit the zero counts [4]. This may problem may be overcome using the zero-inflated negative binomial distribution but in this case parameters estimation by maximum likelihood is even more complex and also the AIC criteria penalize models with a larger number of parameters.
For zero-inflated geometric distribution or hurdle geometric distribution we found simple formulas for the maximum likelihood parameter estimates.
In the examples analyzed in this work zero-inflated geometric distribution or hurdle geometric distributions present in most cases a similar fit to the data than the negative binomial distribution. In the few cases this distribution significantly improve the fit. The AIC results show that the models are similar.
However the major advantage of this distributions is not a little improvement in the data fitting but the fact that simple formula is provided for the maximum likelihood parameter estimates.
A simple formula for the distribution's parameters, avoiding the use of complex numerical methods for parameter estimation, may result of practical convenience for many researchers working in the area which are not familiar with programming and the numerical implementation of algorithms.
For all the models considered not good fit of the tail of the distribution is observed. However this fact does not necessarily indicates the need to consider other distributions. Because samples are small, rare events in the tail, when observed acts like outliers given too much weight to this rare observation.

Aknowledgements
This work was partially supported by grant CIUNSA 2018-2467. JPA is a member of the CONICET. GML is a doctoral fellow of CONICET.Legumes; Recipes focused on or containing legumes. Think beans!
You will need either a decent quality food processor or a high powered blender. Vitamix or Blendtec blenders are perfect for this! If you use a processor, make sure you scrap the sides down often.
Place 16 ounces of roasted peanut into your blender (or food processor). If using a vitamix, you will need the tamper otherwise you will need a spatula to scrape down the sides. Add a pinch of salt if you're using unsalted peanuts. Process on high while tamping down the peanuts, OR blend on high until you notice the peanuts "climbing" up the sides of the container, then stop the blender (or food processor) and scrape the sides down and repeat. When you're almost to your desired smoothness, add the oil and any optional sweetener. Continue to blend, repeating the scraping process until you reach your desired texture.
Scrape your peanut butter into a container, I suggest glass. Place a tight fitting lid on and you're done! Homemade peanut butter will last 2 or so weeks in the fridge, however this stuff is so good, I doubt you'll make it that long!
Note: if you're using salted peanuts or do not want any salt in your peanut butter, omit the extra salt!
If you cannot find unsalted dry roasted peanuts, don't worry! You can wash half the peanuts in warm water and let air dry on a tray or cotton cloth overnight at room temperature, or in an oven at 300 for 15-30 minutes. Why should you do this? Because using salted peanuts will make the peanut butter WAY too salty. Not only will it tasted weird, we shouldn't eat all that sodium.His argument is horribly flawed. 

What we know about America's 2007 crisis is essentially overproduction of housing, based on the value of mortgages in 2000, and as houses were built (and mortgaged at that rate), the value dropped in real terms, but not in the credit industry. Once it was realized that houses were not worth what credit organizations (basically just banks, and the groups buying mass mortgages) were trying to claim, the industry collapsed. 

Almost all of the problems in American history at least can be traced back to over-production based on "signal delay" where market signals reflect truths about a market that used to exist, but is now different. 

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