Estimation of non-registered usual residents in the Netherlands

Bakker, Boudewijn; Heijden, P.G.M. van der; Gerritse, S.C.

doi:10.4324/9781315151939-18

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“…Furthermore, we will implement the Bayesian approach suggested by Huggins (2002), which assumes a beta distribution of the capture probabilities. Finally, we intend to impute the missing data in the administrative databases as proposed by Bakker, van der Heijden, and Gerritse (2017).…”

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Capture–Recapture Techniques for Transport Survey Estimate Adjustment Using Permanently Installed Highway-Sensors

Klingwort

Buelens

Schnell

2019

Social Science Computer Review

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In this article, survey, sensor, and administrative data are combined to correct for survey point estimate bias due to underreporting. The response to the Dutch Road Freight Transport Survey is linked to records from a road sensor network consisting of automated weighing stations installed on highways in the Netherlands. Capture–recapture (CRC) methods are used to estimate underreporting in the survey. Heterogeneity of the vehicles with respect to capture and recapture probabilities is modeled through logistic regression and log-linear models. Six different estimators are discussed and compared. Results show a downward bias in the survey estimate due to underreporting, whereas the CRC estimators yield larger estimates. This research is a new example of multisource statistics, a promising approach to improve the benefits of sensor data in the field of official statistics.

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Capture–Recapture Techniques for Transport Survey Estimate Adjustment Using Permanently Installed Highway-Sensors

Klingwort

Buelens

Schnell

2019

Social Science Computer Review

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Estimation of the number of foreigners in Polandusing the capture-recapture method

Beręsewicz

Gudaszewski

Szymkowiak

2019

Wiadomości Statystyczne. The Polish Statistician

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The aim of this paperis to present the methodology and the results of the estimation of the number of foreigners staying in Poland. Administrative data sources were used in the research. The authors adopted the capture-recapture method based on log-linear models. As a result, the number of foreigners staying in Poland in 2015 and 2016 has been estimated at around 500,000 persons (95% CI: 369,000–724,000) and around 744,000 persons (601,000–943,000), respectively. The study is the first comprehensive analysis of this kind which aims at estimating the number of foreigners in Poland, and thus fitsin the current of research on hard-to-survey populations. It has to be remembered, however, that capture-recapture method requires close observance of its strict rules in order to be effective, which is also discussed in depth in the paper.

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Estimation of non-registered usual residents in the Netherlands

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Capture–Recapture Techniques for Transport Survey Estimate Adjustment Using Permanently Installed Highway-Sensors

Capture–Recapture Techniques for Transport Survey Estimate Adjustment Using Permanently Installed Highway-Sensors

Estimation of the number of foreigners in Polandusing the capture-recapture method

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