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Evaluating capture-recapture models with two inspectors

IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2001
Capture-recapture (CR) models have been proposed as an objective method for controlling software inspections. CR models were originally developed to estimate the size of animal populations. In software, they have been used to estimate the number of defects in an inspected artifact. This estimate can be another source of information for deciding whether
El-Emam, Khaled, Laitenberger, O.
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Capture–Recapture Experiments

2013
This chapter deals with a very special case of survey models. Surveys are used in many settings to evaluate some features of a given population, including its main characteristic, the size of the population. In the case of capture–recapture surveys, individuals are observed and identified either once or several times and the repeated observations can ...
Jean-Michel Marin, Christian P. Robert
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On hierarchical loglinear models in capture–recapture studies

Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2009
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Na You, Chang Xuan Mao
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A spatial open‐population capture‐recapture model

Biometrics, 2019
AbstractA spatial open‐population capture‐recapture model is described that extends both the non‐spatial open‐population model of Schwarz and Arnason and the spatially explicit closed‐population model of Borchers and Efford. The superpopulation of animals available for detection at some time during a study is conceived as a two‐dimensional Poisson ...
Murray G. Efford, Matthew R. Schofield
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Capture-recapture modelling [PDF]

, 2012
The chapter describes capture-recapture modelling in the context of TB incidence estimation. Familiarity with the R computing language will help to follow the example. The chapter is intended primarily for epidemiologists and statisticians who are involved in or have an interest in inventory ...
Glaziou, P, Harris, R, Van Hest, R, Bloss, E, Bassili, A, MECATTI, FULVIA, Abubakar, I.   +6 more
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Capture Recapture to Estimate Criminal Populations

2014
Methodology is presented that allows to estimate the size of population from a single register, such as a police register of offenders. A capture-recapture variable is constructed from Dutch police records and is a count of the police contacts for a violation.
Heijden, Peter G.M., Cruyff, Maarten, Böhning, Dankmar   +2 more
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Capture-recapture

1997
Une expérience de "capture-marquage-recapture" (CMR) suppose que l'animal capturé soit relâché après son marquage, qu'il retourne dans sa population d'origine et qu'on essaie ensuite de le recapturer. Les caractéristiques importantes des données recueillies sont qu'elles sont issues de suivi individuel en temps discret d'animaux vivants.
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Logistic Regression in Capture-Recapture Models

Biometrics, 1990
The effect of population heterogeneity in capture-recapture, or dual registration, models is discussed. An estimator of the unknown population size based on a logistic regression model is introduced. The model allows different capture probabilities across individuals and across capture times. The probabilities are estimated from the observed data using
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Capture-Recapture Methods in Epidemiological Studies

Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1996
Abstract Medical researchers often are faced with the challenge of estimating the total number of cases in a population based on incomplete samples. Because of a lack of explicit methods for determining if all cases have been counted, indirect methods for estimating the abundance of disease have been developed.
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Capture—Recapture: Open Populations

1998
Capture—recapture studies were introduced in the last chapter. Historically, the goal of such studies has been to estimate population size. They are appropriate when the animals can be captured, marked, and recaptured without adversely affecting their behavior.
Linda J. Young, Jerry H. Young
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