MacKenzie et al 2002 - Site Occupancy with Imperfect Detection

Routing Summary

Full capture of MacKenzie, Nichols, Lachman, Droege, Royle and Langtimm (2002), Ecology 83(8): 2248-2255: the occupancy likelihood with imperfect detection, simulations, the Maryland frog example, and extensions. 4 notes.

Concept Map

ConceptNoteTypeDepends OnKey Result
Sampling assumptions (closure, no false positives)MacKenzie 2002 - Occupancy Model and Likelihooddefinition-sites closed during surveys
Occupancy likelihoodMacKenzie 2002 - Occupancy Model and Likelihoodtheoremassumptionsall-zero history =
Simulation design and findingsMacKenzie 2002 - Simulation Study and Maryland Anuran Resultsexamplelikelihoodunbiased if ,
Frog Table 1MacKenzie 2002 - Simulation Study and Maryland Anuran Resultsexamplelikelihoodtoad 0.49 vs naive 0.34
Caution rule and design guidanceMacKenzie 2002 - Extensions, Design Guidance and PyMC Sketchtheoremsimulationdoubt with ,

Notes

Sources

  • MacKenzie 2002 - Estimating Site Occupancy Rates When Detection Probabilities Are Less Than One — USGS ARMI copy (8 pp). Ecology 83(8): 2248-2255.

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