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• Balding–Nichols model
  ...an extension of the [[Wright–Fisher model]], incorporating the effects of population structure into allele frequency distributions. ...he allele frequency in the overall population. Given these parameters, the model can predict the allele frequencies within each subpopulation.
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• Population dynamics
  ...igration). Example scenarios are ageing populations, population growth, or population decline. ...cs involves the use of mathematical models to make predictions about how a population will change. These models can be linear or non-linear. Non-linear models ca
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• Beverton–Holt model
  ...eries scientists who were studying the management of fish populations. The model is a cornerstone in the field of [[fisheries science]], but its application ...od and reproduce in the next generation, based on the density of the adult population. It is expressed mathematically as:
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• Statistical model
  ...or more random variables are related to one or more random variables. The model is statistical as the variables are not deterministically but stochasticall ...of sample data (and similar data from a larger population). A statistical model represents, often in considerably idealized form, the data-generating proce
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• Compartmental models in epidemiology
  ...odel]]. Other models include the [[SIS model]], [[SEIR model]], and [[MSIR model]], each adding additional compartments to represent different stages of dis ...a compartment. The rates of change are influenced by the parameters of the model, which can include the infection rate, recovery rate, birth rate, and death
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• Dose-response relationship
  ...ient) or a population (e.g., a group of workers, a population of a city, a population of bacteria in a lab dish). * '''Threshold model''': This model assumes that there is a certain level of exposure to a chemical below which
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• Essynth
  ...of populations in biological systems. The “best individual” within the population is the one most similar to the Target set. Unlike others deterministic soun
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• Quasispecies model
  ...high mutation rates of viruses lead to the formation of a complex, dynamic population of mutants. The concept of quasispecies is a cornerstone in understanding h ...early 1970s as part of his work on the [[origin of life]]. Eigen used the model to describe how self-replicating molecules could evolve through [[natural s
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• Coalescent
  [[File:Coalescent.jpg|Coalescent|thumb]] '''Coalescent theory''' is a model in [[evolutionary biology]] that is used to trace and understand the geneti ...pulations to the history of gene lineages and is a cornerstone of modern [[population genetics]].
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• Population pharmacokinetics
  ...models to predict drug concentrations, efficacy, and toxicity in different population subgroups, thereby aiding in personalized medicine. ...urces and correlates of variability in drug concentrations within a target population, thereby informing dose adjustments to optimize therapeutic efficacy while
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• Capture-recapture method
  ...ndividuals in the second sample is used to make inferences about the total population size. ...the second sample should be representative of the proportion of the total population that was marked in the first sample.
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• Mutation–selection balance
  ...s]] that explains the equilibrium frequency of [[mutation|mutants]] in a [[population]] under the influence of [[natural selection]] and [[mutation]]. This balan ...f natural selection against these harmful mutations, they can persist in a population due to a constant influx of new mutations.
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• Lotka–Volterra equations
  ...left]] [[File:Lotka-Volterra_model_(1.1,_0.4,_0.4,_0.1).svg|Lotka-Volterra model (1.1, 0.4, 0.4, 0.1)|thumb|left]] [[File:Predator_prey_dynamics.svg|Predato ...ns that describe the population dynamics of two species in a predator-prey model. Let \(x\) represent the number of prey (for example, rabbits), and let \(y
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• Metapopulation
  ...er and their environment, influencing patterns of [[species diversity]], [[population dynamics]], and [[evolutionary processes]]. ...viduals between them, which can lead to recolonization of habitats where a population has gone extinct, and thus, maintain the overall metapopulation dynamics. T
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• Behavior change
  ...r change can occur at multiple levels, including individual, community, or population levels, and can be voluntary or involuntary. ...These models, such as the [[Transtheoretical Model]], the [[Health Belief Model]], and the [[Theory of Planned Behavior]], provide frameworks for understan
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• Cryptic relatedness
  ...often corrected for by including a polygenic component in the statistical model being used to detect genetic associations. Other approaches that have been
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• Statistical analysis
  ...A sample, in statistics, is a representative selection drawn from a total population. # Explore the relation of the data to the underlying population.
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• PRECEDE–PROCEED model
  ...opment, and assurance in addressing health and quality of life issues. The model is divided into two main phases: PRECEDE (Predisposing, Reinforcing, and En ...evaluators analyze situations and design health programs efficiently. The model is rooted in the belief that health and health risks are caused by multiple
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• Statistical modeling
  ...on of sample data and similar data from a larger population. A statistical model represents, often in considerably idealized form, the data-generating proce ...ing]]. In the context of statistics, "mathematical model" and "statistical model" are almost synonymous.
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• Demographic transition
  ...n the transition later and are still in the midst of earlier stages of the model. The demographic transition model is divided into four stages:
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