estN.stat: Statistics of sample coverage approach
In CARE1: Statistical package for population size estimation in capture-recapture models.
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
References
Examples
Description
Report some statistics of sample coverage approach.
Usage
1
estN.stat(z)
Arguments
z
the vector of capture histories or ascertainment records.
Value
-
M number of individuals ascertained in at least one list.
-
D the average of the number of individuals listed in the combination of two lists omitting the third.
-
C^ sample coverage estimate, see Equation (14) of Chao and Tsay (1998).
References
Chao, A., and Tsay, P. K. (1998). A sample coverage approach to multiple-system estimation with application to census undercount. Journal of the American Statistical Association, 93: 283-293.
Examples
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2
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Description Usage Arguments Value References Examples
Description
Report some statistics of sample coverage approach.
Usage
1 | estN.stat(z)
|
Arguments
z |
the vector of capture histories or ascertainment records. |
Value
-
Mnumber of individuals ascertained in at least one list. -
Dthe average of the number of individuals listed in the combination of two lists omitting the third. -
C^sample coverage estimate, see Equation (14) of Chao and Tsay (1998).
References
Chao, A., and Tsay, P. K. (1998). A sample coverage approach to multiple-system estimation with application to census undercount. Journal of the American Statistical Association, 93: 283-293.
Examples
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