Estimation for hazardous concentrations based on NOEC toxicity data: an alternative approach
By Quanxi Shao. 2000
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Subfields: Statistics and Probability
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- What is Meant by “95% of Species”? An Argument for the Inclusion of Rapid Tolerance Testing (2005, methodology): “To estimate HCp/PCx values, species sensitivity distributions (SSDs) are expressed mathematically as either parametric (Kooijman 1987; Stephan et al. 1992; Shao 2000) or non-parametric (Newman et al. 2000; Grist et al. 2002) statistics or are empirically determined (Jones et al. 1999).”
- Species sensitivity distributions: data and model choice. (2002, methodology): “Differences between these approaches lie in the choice of underlying distribution such as the log-normal (Wagner and Lokke, 1991), log-logistic (Aldenberg and Slob, 1993) or Burr Type III ( Shao, 2000 ).”
- Models for extremes using the extended three-parameter Burr XII system with application to flood frequency analysis / Modèles d’extrêmes utilisant le système Burr XII étendu à trois paramètres et application à l’analyse fréquentielle des crues (2004, methodology): “, 1996), ecotoxicology (Shao, 2000), reliability (Wang et al.”