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Tsai Tsung-Ying Lo Li-Wei Liu Shin-Huei Cheng Wen-Han Chou Yu-Hui Lin Wei-Lun Lin Yenn-Jiang Chang Shih-Lin Hu Yu-Feng Chung Fa-Po Liao Jo-Nan Chao Tze-Fan Lo Men-Tzung Yang Hui-Wen Chen Shih-Ann 《Environmental science and pollution research international》2021,28(9):10931-10939
Environmental Science and Pollution Research - There is a delayed (lag 1 to 2 days) correlation between acute PM 2.5 (particulate matter <?2.5 μm in aerodynamic... 相似文献
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Richard Huggins Wen-Han Hwang Jakub Stoklosa 《Environmental and Ecological Statistics》2018,25(4):495-522
A presence–absence map consists of indicators of the occurrence or nonoccurrence of a given species in each cell over a grid, without counting the number of individuals in a cell once it is known it is occupied. They are commonly used to estimate the distribution of a species, but our interest is in using these data to estimate the abundance of the species. In practice, certain types of species (in particular flora types) may be spatially clustered. For example, some plant communities will naturally group together according to similar environmental characteristics within a given area. To estimate abundance, we develop an approach based on clustered negative binomial models with unknown cluster sizes. Our approach uses working clusters of cells to construct an estimator which we show is consistent. We also introduce a new concept called super-clustering used to estimate components of the standard errors and interval estimators. A simulation study is conducted to examine the performance of the estimators and they are applied to real data. 相似文献
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Estimating the population size with a behavioral response in capture-recapture experiment 总被引:1,自引:0,他引:1
Yip Paul S.F. Xi Liqun Chao Anne Hwang Wen-Han 《Environmental and Ecological Statistics》2000,7(4):405-414
A new estimating procedure is suggested to estimate the population size in a capture-recapture experiment. The capture intensities for first-capture and recapture are allowed to be different and time dependent but they are assumed to be proportional. It is shown that the information on the proportionality constant is crucial to the estimation of the population size. Sensitivity analysis with a misspecification of the proportionality constant is conducted. The method has also been extended to the case with an unknown proportionality. A real example is given. 相似文献
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