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Model selection with overdispersed distance sampling data
... likelihood model whereby parameters related to both detectability and local abundance are estimated simultaneously (Hedley and Buckland 2004; Johnson, Laake & Ver Hoef 2010; Miller et ...any model ... See full document
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Edit Distance: A New Data Selection Criterion for Domain Adaptation in SMT
... ordering model relied on “grow-diag-final” symmetrized word-to-word alignments built us- ing GIZA++ (Och and Ney, 2003) and the train- ing script of ...language model was trained on the target side of the ... See full document
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A unifying model for capture recapture and distance sampling surveys of wildlife populations
... Because animal location (x ) is not observed on conventional CR studies (only locations of capture are observed), we cannot take the approach of Huggins (1989). But the location covari- ate x is observed on MRDS surveys, ... See full document
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Minimum Penalized Hellinger Distance for Model Selection in Small Samples
... for model selection based on φ-divergence type ...the data generating process (DGP) versus the alterna- tive hypothesis that one model is closer to the DGP where closeness of a model is ... See full document
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Use of distance sampling to measure long-term changes in bird densities in a fenced wildlife sanctuary
... Long-term data are needed to assess the impact of management initiatives such as mammalian predator-exclusion fences, but long-term monitoring programmes can be difficult to ...transect distance ... See full document
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Target Conditioned Sampling: Optimizing Data Selection for Multilingual Neural Machine Translation
... First, in this section we introduce our problem for- mally, where we use the upper case letters X, Y to denote the random variables, and the correspond- ing lower case letters x, y to denote their actual values. Suppose ... See full document
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Modeling overdispersed longitudinal binary data using a combined beta and normal random-effects model
... In investigating school attendance among adolescents, this study showed that, girls have a lower rate of current school attendance than boys, which is a common situ- ation in most Sub-Saharan African Countries. According ... See full document
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Variable Selection by Perfect Sampling
... variable selection is of great importance in many science and engineering ...variable selection is used to select a set of ba- sis sequences for representing the time varying coefficients ...the data. ... See full document
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Bayesian methods for hierarchical distance sampling models
... our model were combined for the integrated likelihood and influence each ...tic model without having to rely on the assumption of a true detection function ...covey data included a total of 2545 ... See full document
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Non uniform coverage estimators for distance sampling
... surface model fitted to the pilot data. If an incorrect model was selected, then the weights calculated from the fitted model would result in a pps sampler unrelated to the actual distribution ... See full document
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Distance sampling detection functions : 2D or not 2D?
... Ca˜ nadas et al. (2004) obtained a density estimate of 0.123 schools per square nautical mile using MRDS methods that assume no unmodelled heterogeneity (no variables affecting detection probability of the two sets of ... See full document
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Mixture models for distance sampling detection functions
... in distance sampling surveys of wildlife populations, based on finite mixtures of simple parametric key functions such as the ...to distance and can be fitted using maximum ...ensure distance ... See full document
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Model based distance sampling
... Conventional distance sampling adopts a mixed approach, using model-based methods for the detection process, and design-based methods to estimate animal abundance in the study region, given estimated ... See full document
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Distance sampling in R
... in Distance, though is not produced by default as it requires computationally demanding ...the data arose from the fitted model), suggesting that the model does not fit the data ... See full document
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Estimation bias under model selection for distance sampling detection functions
... of distance sampling estimators of wildlife population ...detection model and fitted using the same model, they are known to perform ...true model is unknown. Therefore, standard ... See full document
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The Effect of Negative Sampling Strategy on Capturing Semantic Similarity in Document Embeddings
... answer selection using the DSSM model Huang et ...clickthrough data. The model non-linearly projects queries and documents to a reduced dimensionality semantic space which better captures ... See full document
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Analysis of Longitudinal Data and Model Selection
... In longitudinal data, missing responses and covariate measurement error are very commonly seen in practice. However ignoring measurement error or omitting missing covariates may produce inconsistent estimators ... See full document
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Adaptive distance sampling
... leg sampling strip, this should not be a significant ...transect sampling strip before it has been surveyed, then the method may fail to add observations and so not improve ...the sampling units and ... See full document
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Bayesian Overdispersed Poisson Model and the Bornhuetter-Ferguson Claim Reserving Method
... Gibbs sampling, the others are ...CL model of England-Verrall [4] and of Mack ...different model, so we include Mack’s [9] results only for comparison ... See full document
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Distance sampling with a random scale detection function
... Table 1: Percent relative bias (PRB) and root mean square error (RMSE) as proportion of true abundance for random scale half-normal and hazard rate detection function models for distances generated from t-distribution, ... See full document
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