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Game target‐group: Implementing inhomogeneous Poisson point process to estimate animal abundance from harvest data

open access: yesMethods in Ecology and Evolution
Harvest data have the potential to be used as an abundance index due to its widespread availability and long‐term collection across large geographical areas. However, challenges such as the lack of hunting effort information, varying data resolutions and
Javier Fernández‐López   +5 more
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Effect of spatial overdispersion on confidence intervals for population density estimated by spatial capture–recapture

open access: yesPeer Community Journal
Spatially explicit capture–recapture models are used widely to estimate the density of animal populations. The population is represented by an inhomogeneous Poisson point process, where each point is the activity centre of an individual and density ...
Efford, Murray G., Fletcher, David
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On the Conway-Maxwell-Poisson point process

open access: hybrid, 2023
Ian Flint, Yan Wang, Aihua Xia
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Poisson approximation of binomial point processes

open access: yesE3S Web of Conferences
In the paper, we study properties of the vertex process from convex hulls generated by independent observations of a two-dimensional random vector, the distribution of which behaves like a regularly varying function near the boundary of the support of the disk. The problem of approximating the distributions of sums of random variables, despite its rich
Khamdamov Isakjan, Sharipova Lola
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Two transitions in complex eigenvalue statistics: Hermiticity and integrability breaking

open access: yesPhysical Review Research
Open quantum systems have complex energy eigenvalues which are expected to follow non-Hermitian random matrix statistics, when chaotic, or two-dimensional (2d) Poisson statistics, when integrable.
Gernot Akemann   +5 more
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Thinning spatial point processes into Poisson processes

open access: yes, 2009
This paper describes methods for randomly thinning certain classes of spatial point processes. In the case of a Markov point process, the proposed method involves a dependent thinning of a spatial birth-and-death process, where clans of ancestors associated with the original points are identified, and where one simulates backwards and forwards in order
Møller, Jesper   +1 more
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