New Models for Effective Surveillance.

Grant number: DP110103159 | Funding period: 2011 - 2014

Completed

Abstract

This project will deliver new methods for generating the information that underpins sound resource management decisions, focusing on statistical techniques to deploy surveillance resources. Results will be relevant to a wide range of applications including setting realistic targets for the effectiveness of biosecurity and quarantine systems.

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Bias-Corrected Estimation in Continuous Sampling Plans

G Decrouez, A Robinson

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Continuous sampling plans (CSPs) are algorithms used for monitoring and maintaining the quality of a production line. Although con..

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G Decrouez, A Robinson

2013-12-01

We propose a new modeling approach for inspection data that provides a more useful interpretation of the patterns of detections of..

Confidence intervals for the weighted sum of two independent binomial proportions

G Decrouez, AP Robinson

2012-09-01

Confidence intervals for the difference of two binomial proportions are well known, however, confidence intervals for the weighted..

University of Melbourne Researchers

Andrew Robinson

Mark Burgman

Colin Thompson