When ecological individual heterogeneity models and large data collide: an importance sampling approach
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(20)- Authors' reply to the discussion of: ``Extreme-value modelling of migratory bird arrival dates: insights from citizen-science data
- Authors' reply to the discussion of ``Frequentist prediction sets for species abundance using indirect information at the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Authors' reply to the discussion of: ``Efficient statistical inference methods for assessing changes in species' populations using citizen science data at the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Maozai Tian's contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Stefano Rizzelli's contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Allan Reese's contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Subhash Lele's contribution to the discussion of `The discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Kuldeep Kumar's contribution to the discussion of `The discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Raphaël Huser and Andrew Zammit-Mangion's contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Dani Gamerman's contribution to the discussion of `The discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Abdelaati daouia and gilles Stupfler's contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Léo R. Belzile and Rishikesh Yadav's contribution to the discussion of `The discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Jafet Belmont, Sara Martino, Janine Illian, and Håvard Rue's contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Benjamin R. Baer's contribution to the discussion of `The discussion meeting on analysis of citizen science data'
- Andrej Srakar's contribution to the discussion of `The discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Seconder of the vote of thanks and contribution to the discussion of `the discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Proposer of the vote of thanks and contribution to the discussion of the `Discussion meeting on the analysis of citizen science data'
- Extreme-value modelling of migratory bird arrival dates: insights from citizen science data
- Frequentist prediction sets for species abundance using indirect information
- Efficient statistical inference methods for assessing changes in species' populations using citizen science data
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