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The following pages link to Estimation for General Birth-Death Processes (Q4975412):

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• Sex, lies and self-reported counts: Bayesian mixture models for heaping in longitudinal count data via birth-death processes (Q746645) (← links)
• Coupling bounds for approximating birth-death processes by truncation (Q899628) (← links)
• Birth/birth-death processes and their computable transition probabilities with biological applications (Q1709398) (← links)
• A three-term recurrence relation for accurate evaluation of transition probabilities of the simple birth-and-death process (Q2026365) (← links)
• Gain-loss-duplication models for copy number evolution on a phylogeny: exact algorithms for computing the likelihood and its gradient (Q2152690) (← links)
• A numerical approach for evaluating the time-dependent distribution of a quasi birth-death process (Q2157402) (← links)
• Probabilistic predictions of SIS epidemics on networks based on population-level observations (Q2164661) (← links)
• The probability distribution of the ancestral population size conditioned on the reconstructed phylogenetic tree with occurrence data (Q2225938) (← links)
• On a reward rate estimation for the finite irreducible continuous-time Markov chain (Q2323276) (← links)
• Inferring density-dependent population dynamics mechanisms through rate disambiguation for logistic birth-death processes (Q2689528) (← links)
• Likelihood-based inference for discretely observed birth-death-shift processes, with applications to evolution of mobile genetic elements (Q2809527) (← links)
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• Parameter estimation for multivariate population processes: a saddlepoint approach (Q4994068) (← links)
• Towards a statistical physics of dating apps (Q5058586) (← links)
• The linear birth‒death process: an inferential retrospective (Q5215068) (← links)
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• Parameter estimation for discretely observed linear birth‐and‐death processes (Q6047802) (← links)
• INAR approximation of bivariate linear birth and death process (Q6190219) (← links)
• Some mechanisms leading to underdispersion: Old and new proposals (Q6196802) (← links)
• Computational methods for birth-death processes (Q6602186) (← links)