Why a time effect often has a limited impact on capture-recapture estimates in closed populations (Q3517417)
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Why a time effect often has a limited impact on capture-recapture estimates in closed populations (English)
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12 August 2008
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heterogeneity in capture probabilities
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log-convexity
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mixture model
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multinomial distribution
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overdispersion
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Poisson regression
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