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When I was a graduate student more than twenty five years ago, I was struggling to read
many statistical research papers. This is particularly true at the time when I had passed my …

While the number of detected Monkeypox infections are widely available, an understanding
of the extent of undetected cases is urgently needed for an effective tackling of its spread …

In the context of capture-recapture studies, Chao (1987) derived an inequality among
capture frequency counts to obtain a lower bound for the size of a population based on …

This study focuses on the homeless population in the Netherlands, as an indicator of social
exclusion. By applying the capture-recapture (CRC) methodology to three registers, not only …

We introduce a time-interaction point process where the occurrence of an event can
increase (self-excitement) or reduce (self-correction) the probability of future events. Self …

This work addresses the challenge of measurement errors in capture–recapture (CR)
studies with covariates. These errors can introduce bias and undermine inference quality. To …

We propose an model for population size estimation in capture-recapture studies. The tb
part is based on equality constraints for the conditional capture probabilities, leading to an …

Often overlooked in the measurement of crime is the underlying size of offender populations.
This holds true for online property crimes involving the sale, purchase, and use of stolen …

Capture–recapture (CRC) is widely used to estimate the size (N) of hidden human
populations (eg, the homeless) from the overlap of sample units between two or more …