Daan Zult's research while affiliated with Centraal Bureau voor de Statistiek and other places

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Publications (2)

Fig. 1. Distributions of the P, TP, model based and sample based...
Fig. 2. Graphical representation of the sets of pairs defined in...
Counts based on population.
Mean coverage t i of register R i over the 100 replications.
Mean, median and variance of the difference with N X ¼ 10,000 of each...
Connecting Correction Methods for Linkage Error in Capture-Recapture
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  • Sep 2019
A commonly known problem in population size estimation using registers, is that registers do not necessarily cover the whole population. This may be because they intend to cover part of the population (e.g., students), due to administrative delay or because part of the target population is not registered by default (e.g., illegal persons). One of t...
Figure 1: Simple example of two sources and linkage procedure.
Figure 2: Density plots of two PSEs with three dependent variables and...
Example of true and observed cell counts table of two sources.
Estimated cell counts and one binary covariate.
Simulation study scenarios.
A General Framework for Multiple-Recapture Estimation that Incorporates Linkage Error Correction
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  • May 2019
The size of a partly observed population is often estimated with the capture – recapture (for two sources) or multiple – recapture (for multiple sources) estimation method. An important assumption of these models is that records in different sources can be identified such that it is known whether these records belong to the same unit or not, i.e. r...

Citations

... United Nations, 2010). CR methods have several assumptions, the most important being independence of data sources and absence of linkage and over-coverage errors (Wolf et al., 2019;Zhang, 2019). ...
Reference: Estimating the number of entities with vacancies using administrative and online data
... The methodological aspects of capture-recapture methods are also explored by Zult et al. (2021), who deal with the problem of imperfect linkages between the different data sources, which is particularly important if unique keys, such as ID numbers, are not available for linking. The proposed solution extends the earlier special-case methods provided by such authors as Di Tuoto (2015, 2018) for two and three lists, to a general case, utilising the log-linear modelling approach with covariates. ...
Reference: Preface: Introduction to the Special Issue on Population Statistics for the 21st Century