We consider discrete-time parametric population-size-dependent branching processes (PSDBPs) with almost sure extinction and propose a new class of weighted least-squares estimators based on a single trajectory of population size counts. We prove that, conditional on non-extinction up to a finite time $n$, our estimators are consistent and asymptotic normal as $n\to\infty$. We pay particular attention to estimating the carrying capacity of a population. Our estimators are the first conditionally consistent estimators for PSDBPs, and more generally, for Markov models for populations with a carrying capacity. Through simulated examples, we demonstrate that our estimators outperform other least squares estimators for PSDBPs in a variety of sett...
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This paper studies: (i) the long-time behaviour of the empirical distribution of age and normalized ...
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AbstractThis paper considers a Markov branching process modified to allow decrements which occur ran...
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This paper studies: (i) the long-time behaviour of the empirical distribution of age and normalized ...
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 60J80, 62F12, 62P10We consider a general single-type size-d...
Population-size dependent branching processes (PSDBP) and controlled branching processes (CBP) are t...
AbstractA branching process model where offspring distributions depend on the threshold as well as o...
Controlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to model ge...
In order to model random density-dependence in population dynamics, we construct the random analogue...
AbstractThis paper deals with homogeneous critical branching populations, where the correlations bet...
AbstractControlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to ...
AbstractWe model the evolution of a single-species population by a size-dependent branching process ...
Branching processes are stochastic processes describing the evolution of populations of individuals ...
We study the nonparametric estimation of the branching rate B(x) of a supercritical Bellman-Harris p...
International audienceWe study the nonparametric estimation of the branching rate B(x) of a supercri...
International audienceWe consider a binary branching process structured by a stochastic trait that e...
AbstractThis paper considers a Markov branching process modified to allow decrements which occur ran...
AbstractA simple branching diffusion process is given as an elementary model of spatial evolution. A...
This paper studies: (i) the long-time behaviour of the empirical distribution of age and normalized ...