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On estimating the size of overcoverage with the latent class model. A critique of the paper "Population Size Estimation Using Multiple Incomplete Lists with Overcoverage" by di Cecco, di Zio, Filipponi and Rocchetti (2018, JOS 34 557-572)
Peter G M van der Heijden, Paul A. Smith
We read with interest the article by di Cecco et al. (2018), but have reservations about the usefulness of the latent class model specifically for estimating overcoverage. In parti…
Linkage Free Dual System Estimation
Viktor Račinskij, Paul A. Smith, Peter G. M. van der Heijden
In this paper it is shown that under certain conditions there is a relationship between the parameter estimation of the Fellegi--Sunter probabilistic linkage model and dual system…
People born in the Middle East but residing in the Netherlands: Invariant population size estimates and the role of active and passive covariates
Peter G. M. van der Heijden, Joe Whittaker, Maarten Cruyff +2
Including covariates in loglinear models of population registers improves population size estimates for two reasons. First, it is possible to take heterogeneity of inclusion probab…
A covariate adjustment for zero-truncated approaches to estimating the size of hidden and elusive populations
Dankmar Böhning, Peter G. M. van der Heijden
In this paper we consider the estimation of population size from one-source capture--recapture data, that is, a list in which individuals can potentially be found repeatedly and wh…
Accounting for self-protective responses in randomized response data from a social security survey using the zero-inflated Poisson model
Maarten J. L. F. Cruyff, Ulf Böckenholt, Ardo van den Hout +1
In 2004 the Dutch Department of Social Affairs conducted a survey to assess the extent of noncompliance with social security regulations. The survey was conducted among 870 recipie…