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Capture-Recapture Methods in Epidemiological Studies
Infection Control & Hospital Epidemiology, 1996Abstract 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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A Note on Capture-Recapture Estimation
Biometrics, 1980Darroch, J. N., Ratcliff, D.
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Maximum Likelihood Applied to a Capture-Recapture Model
Biometrics, 1981Maximum likelihood is applied to a capture-recapture model in order to estimate the population size, n. The likelihoods to which this model gives rise can be highly skew. It is shown that the use of n-3 gives an approximately normal likelihood. This results in a function that has an approximately standard normal distribution and is linear in n-3 ...
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Efficient estimation of large-scale spatial capture–recapture models
Ecosphere, 2021Richard Bischof +2 more
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Classical Open-population Capture-Recapture Models.(2005). Handbook of Capture-recapture Methods.
2012In the previous chapter closed capture–recapture models were considered for situations where the population size does not change during the study. When open-population models are used, the processes of birth, death, and migration are allowed, and therefore the population size can change during the study. Studies of open populations often cover extended
Pollock, K.H., Alpizar-Jara, R.
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Review of capture–recapture methods applicable to noninvasive genetic sampling
Molecular Ecology, 2005Paul Lukacs, Kenneth P. Burnham
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Estimating tiger populations from camera-trap data using capture—recapture models
Biological Conservation, 1995K Ullas Karanth
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