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Some Applicationstic models will be proposed to describe each of these four data sets, and a comparative analysis will help to clarify the relative advantages and disadvantages of the various models. A description of these four key applications follows.

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Basic Methodology for Single Population Stochastic Models]. The basic methodology is also described and illustrated specifically as applied to standard compartmental models in Jacquez [28]. This monograph will build on Jacquez’ development, most notably by including “births” into the stochastic compartmental models.