Some Stochastic Versions of the Matrix Model for Population Dynamics
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人口动态矩阵模型的若干随机版本
- 研究问题
- 如何为确定性人口预测提供概率意义上的精度度量，并区分个体随机性、预测误差与人口转移率变动的影响？
- 方法与思路
- 作者分别引入加性随机误差、以概率解释转移矩阵元素以及随机转移矩阵，比较过程均值与预测方差的表达。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称三类过程均值均复现确定性过程，并认为随机转移矩阵模型能较满意地刻画人口预测的不确定性。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对三种随机机制的具体设定、均值复现所需条件、方差分解及数值例子，判断人口规模如何影响预测精度。
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In an effort to provide probabilistic measures of the accuracy of population projections, stochastic models for population growth are defined from the classical discrete deterministic model by assuming respectively that (1) the deterministic model is subject to additive random errors; (2) the elements of the transition matrix represent probabilities, rather than rates; and (3) the transition matrices are random variables. The mean of each process is shown to reproduce the deterministic process, while the variance can be expressed as the weighted sum of one-step conditional variances. For the second model, these “innovation variances” will be small for large populations, while for the first and third models their size will depend on the observed variability of, respectively, prediction errors and vital rates. Since it is known empirically that both the latter are quite variable, these models could be expected to yield relatively high prediction variances, and this expectation is confirmed by a numerical example. The first model seems unsatisfactory as demographic theory, while the second does not account for the observed imprecision of population projections. The third model does, however, seem to provide a satisfactory method of estimating prediction variances of population projections.