In ecology as well as in other scientific areas, count samples often comprise many zeros, and few high abundances. Their distribution is particularly overdispersed, and skewed. The most classical methods of inference are often ill-adapted to these distributions, unless sample size is really large. It is thus necessary to question the validity of inference methods, and to quantify estimation errors for such data. This work has been motivated by a fish abundance dataset, corresponding to punctual sampling by electrofishing. This dataset comprises more than 2000 samples : each sample corresponds to punctual abundances (considered to be independent and identically distributed) for one species and one fishing campaign. These samples are small-si...
Monitoring programmes often use count data to quantify and predict the temporal and spatial patterns...
The gulf of Cariaco, Venezuela, is a rather isolated piece of coastal ocean where spatio-temporal va...
Estimation of abundance with wide spatiotemporal coverage is essential to the assessment and managem...
En écologie comme dans bien d’autres domaines, les échantillons de données de comptage comprennent s...
Ce manuscrit est structuré en deux parties. La première partie composée des chapitres 2à 4 aborde le...
International audienceA frequent issue in the study of species abundance consists in modeling empiri...
Modeling empirical distributions of repeated counts with parametric probability distributions is a f...
International audienceCapture-mark-recapture techniques are smart non-invasive sampling methods to e...
We study methods to estimate regression and variance parameters for over-dispersed and correlated c...
Overdispersed count data are very common in ecology. The negative binomial model has been used widel...
Many decisions and assessments made by fisheries managers and researchers use estimates. The confide...
In many of the multi-species trawl surveys conducted by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the survey vess...
In modeling count data collected from manufacturing processes, eco-nomic series, disease outbreaks a...
Data in the form of counts or proportions arise in biology, biomedical, toxicology, epidemiology and...
Marginalised models are in great demand by many researchers in the life sciences, particularly in cl...
Monitoring programmes often use count data to quantify and predict the temporal and spatial patterns...
The gulf of Cariaco, Venezuela, is a rather isolated piece of coastal ocean where spatio-temporal va...
Estimation of abundance with wide spatiotemporal coverage is essential to the assessment and managem...
En écologie comme dans bien d’autres domaines, les échantillons de données de comptage comprennent s...
Ce manuscrit est structuré en deux parties. La première partie composée des chapitres 2à 4 aborde le...
International audienceA frequent issue in the study of species abundance consists in modeling empiri...
Modeling empirical distributions of repeated counts with parametric probability distributions is a f...
International audienceCapture-mark-recapture techniques are smart non-invasive sampling methods to e...
We study methods to estimate regression and variance parameters for over-dispersed and correlated c...
Overdispersed count data are very common in ecology. The negative binomial model has been used widel...
Many decisions and assessments made by fisheries managers and researchers use estimates. The confide...
In many of the multi-species trawl surveys conducted by Fisheries and Oceans Canada, the survey vess...
In modeling count data collected from manufacturing processes, eco-nomic series, disease outbreaks a...
Data in the form of counts or proportions arise in biology, biomedical, toxicology, epidemiology and...
Marginalised models are in great demand by many researchers in the life sciences, particularly in cl...
Monitoring programmes often use count data to quantify and predict the temporal and spatial patterns...
The gulf of Cariaco, Venezuela, is a rather isolated piece of coastal ocean where spatio-temporal va...
Estimation of abundance with wide spatiotemporal coverage is essential to the assessment and managem...