rds2-package: Population size estimation for respondent driven sampling
In chords: Estimation in Respondent Driven Samples
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Description
Estimates population size and degree distribution in
respondent driven samples (RDS).
Details
Maximum likelihood estimation of population size using the methodology in the reference.
The fundamental idea is of modeling the sampling as an epidemic process.
See Estimate.b.k for details.
Author(s)
Jonathan D. Rosenblatt johnros@bgu.ac.il
References
[1] Berchenko, Y., Rosenblatt J.D., and S.D.W. Frost.
"Modeling and Analyzing Respondent Driven Sampling as a Counting Process."
arXiv:1304.3505
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Description Details Author(s) References
Description
Estimates population size and degree distribution in respondent driven samples (RDS).
Details
Maximum likelihood estimation of population size using the methodology in the reference.
The fundamental idea is of modeling the sampling as an epidemic process.
See Estimate.b.k for details.
Author(s)
Jonathan D. Rosenblatt johnros@bgu.ac.il
References
[1] Berchenko, Y., Rosenblatt J.D., and S.D.W. Frost. "Modeling and Analyzing Respondent Driven Sampling as a Counting Process." arXiv:1304.3505
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