(A, B, C): Empirical squared coefficient of error of the 51 point patterns in the crowd counting dataset, for fixed sampling fractions f = 0.02, 0.04, 0.06 respectively. Population and sample sizes are shown on the x axis. Blue and red color represent initial number of quadrats n0 = 50, 100 respectively. Broken horizontal lines correspond to 5%, 10% and 15%, whereas the vertical broken is drawn at sample size Q = 50. (D, E, F): Analogous plots for nonempty quadrats n. Broken horizontal lines correspond to 20, 30 and 50 quadrats.</p
<p>High and low socially anxious participants' estimates of the proportion of people in the crowds w...
<p>Data shown are for a uniform (UTA, grey lines) and random (RTA, black lines) trap arrangement, us...
<p>(A) Percentage of correct responses and coefficients of variation as a function of condition and ...
(A): Empirical coefficient of error, obtained with sampling fractions adapted to each of the 51 poin...
<p>(A, B, C) Monte Carlo results corresponding to <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/1...
<p>(A) Empirical distributions of the number estimator given by <a href="http://www.plosone.org/arti...
<p>Plots illustrating the absolute error per stride (independent of the algorithm) averaged per part...
<p>Each boxplot summarizes the distribution of proportional error in the posterior predictive median...
Population size estimation is relevant to social and ecological sciences. Exhaustive manual counting...
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<p>Data shown are for a uniform (UTA, grey lines) and random (RTA, black lines) trap arrangement, us...
A: Thick line: Sample average of the fitted error 〈Δ(t)〉. Gray area: Region of values contained in 〈...
<p>Columns represent the following data: and are the (logarithmic) averages of population size and...
Schematic examples illustrating the (a) Single-population and (b) Different-subpopulation models and...
Mean of 1000 realizations has used as the simulated data. On the blue boxes, the red horizontal line...
<p>High and low socially anxious participants' estimates of the proportion of people in the crowds w...
<p>Data shown are for a uniform (UTA, grey lines) and random (RTA, black lines) trap arrangement, us...
<p>(A) Percentage of correct responses and coefficients of variation as a function of condition and ...
(A): Empirical coefficient of error, obtained with sampling fractions adapted to each of the 51 poin...
<p>(A, B, C) Monte Carlo results corresponding to <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/1...
<p>(A) Empirical distributions of the number estimator given by <a href="http://www.plosone.org/arti...
<p>Plots illustrating the absolute error per stride (independent of the algorithm) averaged per part...
<p>Each boxplot summarizes the distribution of proportional error in the posterior predictive median...
Population size estimation is relevant to social and ecological sciences. Exhaustive manual counting...
<p>The non-spurious race equality is <i>RE</i><sub>1</sub>. Data from 6 observers were tested for ra...
<p>Data shown are for a uniform (UTA, grey lines) and random (RTA, black lines) trap arrangement, us...
A: Thick line: Sample average of the fitted error 〈Δ(t)〉. Gray area: Region of values contained in 〈...
<p>Columns represent the following data: and are the (logarithmic) averages of population size and...
Schematic examples illustrating the (a) Single-population and (b) Different-subpopulation models and...
Mean of 1000 realizations has used as the simulated data. On the blue boxes, the red horizontal line...
<p>High and low socially anxious participants' estimates of the proportion of people in the crowds w...
<p>Data shown are for a uniform (UTA, grey lines) and random (RTA, black lines) trap arrangement, us...
<p>(A) Percentage of correct responses and coefficients of variation as a function of condition and ...