用马尔可夫序列模拟绵羊繁殖。一、模型

M. Carrick
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将绵羊从排卵到断奶的繁殖过程建模为多重二项分布的马尔可夫序列,对整个繁殖过程需要最少的假设和少量的参数。介绍了模型的建立方法和参数的估计方法,并给出了不同排卵期鸡群的模拟结果。讨论了各种潜在的应用,例如作为经济模型的辅助工具,以及在生殖实验分析中验证和使用的方法。
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Sheep Reproduction Modelled as a Markov Series. I. The Model
Sheep reproduction from ovulation to weaning was modelled as a Markov series of multiple binomial distributions, which required a minimum of assumptions and a small number of parameters for the entire reproductive process. Methods of constructing the model and of estimating the parameters are described, and results from simulated example flocks with different ovulatory potentials are presented. A variety of potential applications, for example as an adjunct to economic modelling and methods of validation and use in the analysis of reproductive experiments, are discussed.
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