expected.pois: Expected value of Visual Fast Count Estimator assuming...
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Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
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Description
The function is used to obtain the method of moments estimator within the function GVFCMOM.
Calculates the expected value of the Visual Fast Count method.
The function assumes that the count per segment is Poisson
with mean m/s and that segment counts are independent. The expected value is also a function of the number of
positives d before segment counting is stopped.
Usage
1
expected.pois(m, s, d)
Arguments
m
The underlying mean of the Poisson process per transect
s
The number of segments per transect
d
The numbner of positive counts before segment counting is stopped
Value
The expected value of the Visual Fast Count estimator
Author(s)
Jon Barry: Jon.Barry@cefas.co.uk
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s) See Also
Description
The function is used to obtain the method of moments estimator within the function GVFCMOM.
Calculates the expected value of the Visual Fast Count method.
The function assumes that the count per segment is Poisson
with mean m/s and that segment counts are independent. The expected value is also a function of the number of
positives d before segment counting is stopped.
Usage
1 | expected.pois(m, s, d)
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Arguments
m |
The underlying mean of the Poisson process per transect |
s |
The number of segments per transect |
d |
The numbner of positive counts before segment counting is stopped |
Value
The expected value of the Visual Fast Count estimator
Author(s)
Jon Barry: Jon.Barry@cefas.co.uk
See Also
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