In multiple-record systems estimation it is usually assumed that all registration relate to the same population. In this paper, we develop a method which can be used when the registrations relate to different populations, in the sense that they cover, for example, different time periods or regions. We show that under certain conditions ignoring that the registrations relate to different populations results in correct estimates of population size. The EM algorithm is presented as a method that can be used for more general problems. The parametric bootstrap is used to construct a confidence interval. The proposed method is then applied to a data set with five registrations of neural tube defects, that cover different time periods. Copyright ©...
We consider the linkage of two or more registers in the situation where the registers do not cover t...
We consider the linkage of two or more registers in the situation where the registers do not cover t...
Performing censuses on stigmatized or vulnerable populations is challenging, however, for such popul...
We investigate the situation where two or more registers, or lists, of individuals are linked both f...
We investigate use of two or more linked registers, or lists, for both population size estimation an...
Multiple systems estimation refers to a class of inference procedures that are commonly used to esti...
This chapter discusses the estimation of the population size in a capture-recapture context using th...
We investigate the use of two or more linked lists, for both population size estimation and the rela...
We investigate the use of two or more linked lists, for both population size estimation and the rela...
If part of a population is hidden but two or more sources are available that each cover parts of thi...
The contribution investigates the problem of estimating the size of a population, also known as the ...
Multiple systems estimation strategies have recently been applied to quantify hard-to-reach populati...
Dual and multiple system estimation use the presence (‘capture’) of peoplein different data sources ...
We investigate the use of two or more linked lists, for both population size estimation and the rela...
[[abstract]]The capture-recapture method is applied to estimate the population size of a target popu...
We consider the linkage of two or more registers in the situation where the registers do not cover t...
We consider the linkage of two or more registers in the situation where the registers do not cover t...
Performing censuses on stigmatized or vulnerable populations is challenging, however, for such popul...
We investigate the situation where two or more registers, or lists, of individuals are linked both f...
We investigate use of two or more linked registers, or lists, for both population size estimation an...
Multiple systems estimation refers to a class of inference procedures that are commonly used to esti...
This chapter discusses the estimation of the population size in a capture-recapture context using th...
We investigate the use of two or more linked lists, for both population size estimation and the rela...
We investigate the use of two or more linked lists, for both population size estimation and the rela...
If part of a population is hidden but two or more sources are available that each cover parts of thi...
The contribution investigates the problem of estimating the size of a population, also known as the ...
Multiple systems estimation strategies have recently been applied to quantify hard-to-reach populati...
Dual and multiple system estimation use the presence (‘capture’) of peoplein different data sources ...
We investigate the use of two or more linked lists, for both population size estimation and the rela...
[[abstract]]The capture-recapture method is applied to estimate the population size of a target popu...
We consider the linkage of two or more registers in the situation where the registers do not cover t...
We consider the linkage of two or more registers in the situation where the registers do not cover t...
Performing censuses on stigmatized or vulnerable populations is challenging, however, for such popul...