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Journal of the American Statistical Association, 2000
Here I briefly review capture-recapture models as they apply to estimation of demographic parameters (e.g., population size, survival, recruitment, emigration, and immigration) for wild animal populations. These models are now also widely used in a variety of other applications, such as the census undercount, incidence of disease, criminality ...
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Here I briefly review capture-recapture models as they apply to estimation of demographic parameters (e.g., population size, survival, recruitment, emigration, and immigration) for wild animal populations. These models are now also widely used in a variety of other applications, such as the census undercount, incidence of disease, criminality ...
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1998
The capture-recapture methods have been long studied and applied in ecology and wildlife management [34]. In order to estimate the number of animals in a closed or open population, a sample of n 1 animals is taken from the population, the animals are marked or tagged for future identification and then returned to the population. After allowing time for
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The capture-recapture methods have been long studied and applied in ecology and wildlife management [34]. In order to estimate the number of animals in a closed or open population, a sample of n 1 animals is taken from the population, the animals are marked or tagged for future identification and then returned to the population. After allowing time for
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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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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 the estimation of population sizes in capture–recapture experiments
Journal of Multivariate Analysis, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Mamadou Yauck, Louis-Paul Rivest
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Evaluating capture-recapture models with two inspectors
IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, 2001Capture-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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A spatial open‐population capture‐recapture model
Biometrics, 2019AbstractA 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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On hierarchical loglinear models in capture–recapture studies
Computational Statistics & Data Analysis, 2009zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Na You, Chang Xuan Mao
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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 +6 more
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On continuous‐time capture‐recapture in closed populations
Biometrics, 2019AbstractSchofield et al. (2018, Biometrics 74, 626–635) presented simple and efficient algorithms for fitting continuous‐time capture‐recapture models based on Poisson processes. They also demonstrated by real examples that the standard method of discretizing continuous‐time capture‐recapture data and then fitting traditional discrete‐time models may ...
Wei Zhang, Simon J. Bonner
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Glossary of terms relating to capture–recapture methods
Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, 2008This glossary provides basic definitions for terms that have a specific meaning in the application of the capture–recapture methodology, particularly with respect to standard techniques for the application of log linear models to multiple lists. In epidemiology, capture–recapture is used for prevalence estimation.
Millar, T. +3 more
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