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Further developments in indirect mortality estimation

Population Studies, 1977
Summary A variety of indirect estimators of mortality; survival of children by marriage duration of mother, survival of first spouse by marriage duration and by age, maternal orphanhood, and survival of siblings, are investigated by the use of a wide range of model fertility and mortality situations.
K, Hill, J, Trussell
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Indirect Estimation of α-Stable Distributions and Processes [PDF]

open access: possibleThe Econometrics Journal, 2008
Summary: The \(\alpha \)-stable family of distributions constitutes a generalization of the Gaussian distribution, allowing for asymmetry and thicker tails. Its practical usefulness is coupled with a marked theoretical appeal, as it stems from a generalized version of the central limit theorem in which the assumption of the finiteness of the variance ...
M. J. LOMBARDI, CALZOLARI, GIORGIO
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An indirect method for urinary oxalate estimation

Clinica Chimica Acta, 1998
Oxalate was first coprecipitated at pH 5 as calcium oxalate precipitate (COP) with excess calcium ions and ethanol. Interference in the COP, mainly calcium phosphate, was successfully removed by washing with 0.1 M acetic acid equilibrated with calcium oxalate monohydrate crystal.
P, Sriboonlue   +2 more
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Fast Estimation and Rendering of Indirect Highlights

Computer Graphics Forum, 2010
AbstractThis paper proposes a method for efficiently rendering indirect highlights. Indirect highlights are caused by the primary light source reflecting off two or more glossy surfaces. Accurately simulating such highlights is important to convey the realistic appearance of materials such as chrome and shiny metal. Our method models the glossy BRDF at
Jurgen Laurijssen   +3 more
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Discontinuities in indirect estimation: An application to EAR models

Computational Statistics and Data Analysis, 2006
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Giorgio Calzolari, Francesca Di Iorio
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Estimating Anomalies from Indirect Observations

Journal of Computational Physics, 2002
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Kaipio, Jari P., Somersalo, Erkki
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Indirect Methods for Estimating the Normal Range

American Journal of Clinical Pathology, 1969
Normal ranges for laboratory tests are customarily determined by results of test values from healthy persons. Patients’ laboratory test results recently have been analyzed by statistical and computer technics in an effort to obtain indirect estimates of the normal ranges. The present study was designed to examine the accuracy of normal ranges estimated
Elias Amador   +2 more
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Constrained Indirect Least Squares Estimators

Econometrica, 1978
An over-identified model could be defined as an exactly identified model that is subject to over-identifying restrictions. One could therefore define a constrained indirect least squares estimator for systems of equations similar to generalized least squares estimators under constraints for single equations. The estimator differs from three stage least
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Design-Based Indirect Estimation

2020
This chapter presents some design-based indirect small area estimators using different types of auxiliary information. It describes the basic synthetic, the post-stratified, the sample size dependent, and the GREG estimators of domain totals and means. Further, the chapter presents an application to a labor force survey where the different steps in the
Domingo Morales   +3 more
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The Indirect Estimation of Migration: A Critical Review

International Migration Review, 1987
indirect methods. Indirect estimation techniques for measuring emigration were first proposed by members of the IUSSP Working Group for the Study of International Migration, as a complement to methods based on more traditional types of data such as place of birth, place and duration of residence, date of arrival, etc. Two approaches were suggested: one,
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