948 resultados para Mean Intensity of the Claim Process


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"January 8, 1999."

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Includes Chilton's explanation of apparatus; French improvements reprinted from The Athenaeum, London, of 30 November 1839; observations by Chilton; and the first exposure-table by D. W. Seager.

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"August 1996."

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"From the longitudinal sample of disability insurance applicants."

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"September 1974."

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"September 1976."

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Special Collections copy: Title on cover appears to be handwritten in ink.

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Stochastic models based on Markov birth processes are constructed to describe the process of invasion of a fly larva by entomopathogenic nematodes. Various forms for the birth (invasion) rates are proposed. These models are then fitted to data sets describing the observed numbers of nematodes that have invaded a fly larval after a fixed period of time. Non-linear birthrates are required to achieve good fits to these data, with their precise form leading to different patterns of invasion being identified for three populations of nematodes considered. One of these (Nemasys) showed the greatest propensity for invasion. This form of modelling may be useful more generally for analysing data that show variation which is different from that expected from a binomial distribution.