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October 1990, Volume 10, Issue 2
August 1990, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-9 A likelihood ratio test for three-mode singular values: upper percentiles and an application to three-way ANOVA
by Boik, Robert J.
- 11-16 On robustness of 2m x 3n fractional factorial resolution III designs against the unavailability of data
by Namini, Hamid & Ghosh, Subir
- 17-27 Analysis of multivariate polytomous variates in several groups via the partition maximum likelihood approach
by Poon, Wai-Yin & Lee, Sik-Yum & Afifi, Abdelmonem A. & Bentler, Peter M.
- 29-45 Testing for interaction in two-way ANOVA tables with no replication
by Tusell, Fernando
- 47-61 Some applications of 3-D scatterplots in data analysis
by Cheng, S. W. & Spiring, F. A.
- 63-69 Extension of the Wu statistic with applications
by Cheng, S. W. & Spiring, F. A.
- 71-85 A comparative evaluation of the estimators of the three-parameter lognormal distribution by Monte Carlo simulation
by Singh, V. P. & Cruise, J. F. & Ma, Ming
- 87-92 A note on finding extreme points in multivariate space
by Chatterjee, Sangit & Chatterjee, Samprit
May 1990, Volume 9, Issue 3
March 1990, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 169-178 Adapting the classical kernel density estimator to data
by Abdous, B.
- 179-195 Degrees of freedom and parameter estimability in hierarchical models for sparse complete contingency tables
by Haslett, Stephen
- 197-202 An example showing that a new technique for LAV estimation breaks down in certain cases
by Herce, Miguel A.
- 203-213 Discussion of "An example showing that a new technique for LAV estimation breaks down in certain cases"
by Christensen, G. S. & Soliman, S. A. & Rouhi, A.
- 215-216 Some comments on Christensen, Soliman and Rouhi's "Discussion..."
by Herce, Miguel A.
- 217-235 A small sample simulation study of methods for log odds ratio regression analysis
by Cologne, John B. & Breslow, Norman E.
- 237-241 A new confidence interval for the difference of two binomial proportions
by Conlon, Michael & Thomas, Ronald G.
January 1990, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-10 Some new aspects of analysis and design of experiments in inverse problems of remote meteorological sounding
by Uspensky, Alexandre B.
- 11-19 Optimum input signals for parameter estimation in systems described by linear integral equations
by Rafajlowicz, Ewaryst
- 21-35 An empirical study of the estimation of eigenvalues in connection with non-negative estimation of variance components of a one-way random effect model
by Sutradhar, B. C. & Bartlett, R. F.
- 37-46 Estimators for the parameters of a multivariate normal random vector with incomplete data on two subvectors and test of independence
by Provost, Serge B.
- 47-56 Planning sequential clinical trials: A review
by Salvan, Alessandra
- 57-75 Meteorological networks optimization from a statistical point of view
by der Megreditchian, Guy
- 77-91 Bayesian influence diagram approach to complex environmental management including observational design
by Varis, Olli & Kettunen, Juhani & Sirvio, Hannu
- 93-111 Survival analysis and prognosis: A comparison of three approaches (for the analysis of nasopharix data)
by Rossi, Carla
- 113-121 Some results on the [Phi]p-value when errors are correlated
by Martin, R. J.
- 123-133 Probabilistic algorithms for least median of squares regression
by Joss, Johann & Marazzi, Alfio
- 135-146 Incomplete split-plot experiments -- whole-plot treatments in a row-column design
by Kachlicka, Danuta & Mejza, Stanislaw
- 147-160 On second-order non-stationarity in two dimensionallattice processes
by Arbia, Giuseppe
November 1989, Volume 8, Issue 3
July 1989, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 135-142 Bounded isotonic median regression
by Chakravarti, Nilotpal
- 143-153 A modified iterative proportional scaling algorithm for estimation in regular exponential families
by Frydenberg, Morten & Edwards, Davis
- 155-170 Comments on a data based bandwidth selector
by Marron, J. S.
- 171-178 An exact test on the Goodman-Kruskal [lambda] for prediction on a dichotomy: power considerations
by Turek, Richard J. & Suich, Ronald C.
- 179-188 The four-measure influence plot
by Gray, J. Brian
- 189-200 Formula manipulation in statistics on the computer: Evaluating the expectation of higher-degree functions of normally distributed matrices
by Merckens, Arjen & Wansbeek, Tom
- 201-207 Simple approximation of sample size for the bivariate normal
by Schwertman, Neil C. & Owens, Margaret A.
May 1989, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-11 Combinations of optimality criteria and optimum designs
by Pecar, Jan
- 13-19 Fully-sequential procedures in nonlinear design problems
by Kitsos, C. P.
- 21-28 Experimental designs for mean and variance estimation in variance components models
by Giovagnoli, Alessandra & Sebastiani, Paola
- 29-37 Efficient non-equireplicate designs obtained by merging of treatments
by Gupta, Sudhir & Mukerjee, Rahul
- 39-47 Optimal experimental designs for the B-spline regression
by Kaishev, V. K.
- 49-57 An algorithm for A-optimal regression designs
by Li, Kim-Hung & Chan, N. N.
- 59-66 On the minimax optimality of non-randomized block designs
by Bhaumik, Dulal Kumar & Mathew, Thomas
- 67-74 Randomization tests in ANOVA: a practical approach
by Tricot, M. L.
- 75-80 Random interpolation in the theory of experimental design
by Ermakov, Sergei M.
- 81-91 An analysis of a sampling design -- a case study of lake eutrophication
by Kettunen, Juhani & Sirvio, Hannu & Varis, Olli
- 93-107 Reduction of the number of pairs in paired comparison designs and exact designs for quadratic models
by van Berkum, E. E. M.
- 109-117 Test for dispersion effects from orthogonal arrays
by Wang, P. C.
- 119-134 On the relative efficiency of the best second order proportional ANOVA-designs
by Wierich, W.
February 1989, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 217-235 All possible subset regressions using the QR decomposition
by Smith, D. M. & Bremner, J. M.
- 237-243 Quasi-Bayesian estimation of Stigler's data sets
by Fung, Wing-Kam
- 245-258 Model-based Bayesian methods for estimating cell proportions in cross-classification tables having ordered categories
by Agresti, Alan & Chuang, Christy
- 259-267 Generalized Gumbel and likelihood ratio test statistics in the multivariate GEV model
by Gomes, M. Ivette
- 269-277 Monte Carlo computation of the mean of a function with convex support
by Ritov, Y.
- 279-290 Fitting dose-response data with non-zero background within generalized linear and generalized additive models
by Preisler, Haiganoush K.
- 291-309 A FORTRAN program for time-varying linear regression via flexible least squares
by Kalaba, Robert & Rasakhoo, Nima & Tesfatsion, Leigh
- 311-314 Some remarks on the likelihood ratio test for the mean of a normal distribution with known coefficient of variation
by Deutler, T.
December 1988, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 107-118 Generalized multimode latent variable models: Implementation by standard programs
by Bentler, P. M. & Poon, Wai-Yin & Lee, Sik-Yum
- 119-125 Nonparametric binary regression without replication
by Kappenman, Russell F.
- 127-141 A normed measures of variability among proportions
by Coffey, Mary P. & Feingold, Marcia & Bromberg, Judith
- 143-159 Diagnosing collinearity-influential observations
by Hadi, Ali S.
- 161-178 Approximately calibrated small sample inference about means from bivariate normal data with missing values
by Little, Roderick J. A.
- 179-187 Parameter estimation in linear multinomial models
by Bonett, Douglas G. & Woodward, J. Arthur
- 189-195 Calculating selected elements of the inverse of symmetric positive definite matrices
by Bunch, James R.
- 197-209 Benchmarking numerical accuracy of statistical algorithms
by Simon, Stephen D. & Lesage, James P.
August 1988, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-21 The use of asymmetric power transformation in data-based quasi-likelihood analysis
by Wixley, R. A. J.
- 23-38 A feasible directions method for computing Bayes E-optimal block designs
by Simeone, B. & Verdinelli, I.
- 39-49 A Bayesian approach to system reliability when two components are dependent
by Draper, N. R. & Evans, M. & Guttman, Irwin
- 51-67 On graphing estimated distributions using modified scatter diagrams
by Tarter, Michael E. & Freeman, William R.
- 69-77 Order statistics of the generalized logistic distribution
by Zelterman, Daniel
- 79-91 Sample size computation for designing multiple comparison experiments
by Hsu, Jason C.
- 93-98 Letter to the Editor
by Blyth, Colin R.
June 1988, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 307-334 On the structure of multivariate concentration -- some relationships among the concentration surface and two variate mean difference and regressions
by Taguchi, Tokio
- 335-339 Algorithms for unconstrained L1 simple linear regression
by Gentle, James E. & Sposito, V. A. & Narula, Subhash C.
- 341-351 A new technique for curve fitting based on minimum absolute deviations
by Soliman, S. A. & Christensen, G. S. & Rouhi, A.
- 353-359 A property of the observations fit by the extreme regression quantiles
by Bassett, Gilbert W.
- 361-367 Least orthogonal absolute deviations
by Nyquist, Hans
- 369-383 Goal programming becomes most useful using L1-smoothing functions
by Hattenschwiler, P.
- 385-391 Regression quantiles and trimmed least squares estimator in the nonlinear regression model
by Prochazka, Bohumir
April 1988, Volume 6, Issue 3
- 203-227 L1 and L2 cross-validation for density estimation with special reference to orthogonal expansions
by Rossi, R. & Brunk, H. D.
- 229-239 Quantile regression: a nonparametric approach
by Lejeune, Michel G. & Sarda, Pascal
- 241-250 Asymptotics for Lp-norms of kernel estimators of densities
by Csorgo, Miklos & Horvath, Lajos
- 251-276 Algorithms for the computation of weights in bounded influence regression
by Marazzi, A.
- 277-284 Asymptotic relation of M- and P-estimators of location
by Hanousek, Jan
- 285-295 Strong consistency and exponential rate of the "minimum L1-norm" estimates in linear regression models
by Wu, Yuehua
- 297-304 A p-subset property of L1 and regression quantile estimates
by Bassett, Gilbert W.
March 1988, Volume 6, Issue 2
- 91-98 On a test statistic for testing normality
by Ozturk, Aydin
- 99-108 Hodges--Lehmann quantile-quantile plots
by Aly, Emad-Eldin A. A. & Ozturk, Aydin
- 109-112 A note on the maximum likehood estimation of allocation systems
by Deschamps, Philippe J.
- 113-117 Statistical data analysis by dialogue statistical systems
by Vosvrda, Miloslav S.
- 119-127 Recursive transformation matrices for linear dynamic system models
by Akram, M.
- 129-144 Impact of simultaneous omission of a variable and an observation on a linear regression equation
by Chatterjee, Samprit & Hadi, Ali S.
- 145-155 Detection of a random alteration in a multivariate observation when knowing probable direction
by Katz, Barry P. & Brown, Morton B.
- 157-164 On the distribution of bivariate f-variable
by Hamdy, H. I. & Son, M. S. & Al-Mahmeed, M.
- 165-175 The correction of a two sample sequential t-test developed by Hajnal
by Skovlund, Eva
- 177-183 Applications of the jackknife procedure in ridge regression
by Nyquist, Hans
- 185-188 Turbo Rand: Monte Carlo sampling and simulations
by Korin, Basil P.
- 189-192 Review of Costat 2.03
by Gauderman, W. James
January 1988, Volume 6, Issue 1
- 1-6 An algorithm for exact evaluation of multivariate functions and their derivatives to any order
by Wexler, Anthony S.
- 7-19 Fitting generalized linear models and their nonlinear extensions with least squares calculations
by Stirling, W. Douglas
- 21-37 Maximum likelihood estimation in models with two systematic parts
by Stirling, W. Douglas
- 39-46 The sensitivity of the one-sample and two-sample student t statistics
by Canavos, George C.
- 47-57 Efficiencies in microcomputer simulation experiments
by Flack, Virginia F.
- 59-64 A note on an invariance property of signal detectors
by Halverson, D. R. & Wise, G. L.
- 65-70 A review of MicroTSP, a software package for econometric analysis
by Cate, Arie ten & Middeldorp, Jacob
- 71-84 Review of SPSS/PC + statistical package
by Vogel, Mark
September 1987, Volume 5, Issue 4
- 239-253 An introduction to L1-norm based statistical data analysis
by Dodge, Yadolah
- 255-262 The place of the L1-norm in robust estimation
by Huber, Peter J.
- 263-276 Linear programming and l1 regression: A geometric interpretation
by Brennan, J. J. & Seiford, Lawrence M.
- 277-288 On computing a best discrete L1 approximation using the method of vanishing Jacobians
by McConnell, Charles R.
- 289-299 On the asymptotic distributional risk properties of pre-test and shrinkage L1-estimators
by Saleh, A. K. Md. Ehsanes & Sen, Pranab K.
- 301-303 The bias and skewness of L1-estimates in regression
by Withers, C. S.
- 305-319 Methods of L1 estimation of a covariance matrix
by Galpin, Jacqueline S. & Hawkins, Douglas M.
- 321-326 Some results on the Lp-convergence (p[greater-or-equal, slanted]1) of U-statistics
by Su, Chun
- 327-336 An [var epsilon]-median polish algorithm
by Bradu, Dan
- 337-356 Correspondence analysis with least absolute residuals
by Heiser, Willem J.
- 357-371 A clustering method based on the L1-norm
by Jajuga, Krzysztof
- 373-380 MRPP tests in L1-norm
by Tracy, Derrick S. & Khan, Khushnood A.
- 381-389 Application of the Bayes approach to adaptive Lp nonlinear regression
by Militky, Jiri & Cap, Jaroslav
- 391-397 Estimating the quantile function by Bernstein polynomials
by Munoz Perez, Jose & Fernandez Palacin, Ana
- 399-406 An algorithm for isotonic median regression
by Menendez, J. A. & Salvador, B.
- 407-414 Method of averages as an alternative to L1- and L2-norm methods in special linear regression problems
by Kveeton, Karel
- 415-423 L1-norm and other methods for sample allocation in multivariate stratified surveys
by Melaku, Alemayehu & Sadasivan, G.
- 425-436 Density-free convergence properties of various estimators of entropy
by Gyorfi, Laszlo & van der Meulen, Edward C.
- 437-442 The theory of committee decisions and the double median method
by Farebrother, R. W.
- 443-450 Estimation criterion, residuals and prediction evaluation
by Kaergard, Niels
1987, Volume 5, Issue 3
- 155-162 On median polish and L1 estimators
by Sposito, V. A.
- 163-176 Using mixtures of Weibull distributions to estimate mixing proportions
by Woodward, Wayne A. & Gunst, Richard F.
- 177-184 Parameter estimation in the generalized logistic distribution
by Zelterman, D.
- 185-192 Sample size determination in estimating a covariance matrix
by Gupta, Pushpa L. & Gupta, R. D.
- 193-200 Validity and power of tests when groups have been balanced for prognostic factors
by Forsythe, Alan B.
- 201-213 The effect of imputed values on the distribution of the goodness-of-fit chi-square statistic
by Gimotty, Phyllis A. & Brown, Morton B.
- 215-226 A comparison of various estimators of reliability
by Gupta, Ramesh C. & Gupta, R. D.
May 1987, Volume 5, Issue 2
- 83-84 Graphical representation and practical data analysis
by Wakimoto, Kazumasa & Goto, Masashi
- 85-101 Graphical prediction method based on categorical data
by Baba, Yasumasa
- 103-112 Graphical comparisons of multivariate data
by Matsubara, Yoshihiro & Tsuchiya, Yoshihide & Goto, Masashi
- 113-125 Graphical data analysis in comparative experimental studies
by Tasaki, Takenobu & Yoden, Akio & Goto, Masashi
- 127-136 A goodness of fit test based on some graphical representation when parameters are estimated
by Shirahata, Shingo
- 137-147 Testing the goodness of fit of the multinomial distribution based on graphical representation
by Wakimoto, Kazumasa & Odaka, Yoshimasa & Kang, Lee-jung
1987, Volume 5, Issue 1
- 1-7 A nonparametric data based univariate density function estimate
by Kappenman, Russell F.
- 9-21 An empirical investigation of some effects of sparseness in contingency tables
by Agresti, Alan & Yang, Ming-Chung
- 23-30 Assessment of three way interaction in 2 x J x K tables
by Mickey, Ruth M.
- 31-44 On confidence intervals and tests for autocorrelations
by Melard, Guy & Roy, Roch
- 45-51 A numerical comparison of some prediction densities for the normal linear model
by Levy, Martin S.
- 53-57 Goodness-of-fit for grouped data using components of Pearson's X2
by Best, D. J. & Rayner, J. C. W.
- 59-66 A comparison of three point estimators for P(Y
by Reiser, Benjamin & Guttman, Irwin
- 67-78 Data matters -- Specification and estimation of natural gas demand per customer in the Northeastern United States
by Herbert, John H.
December 1986, Volume 4, Issue 4
- 219-227 Drawing a random sample from a density selected at random
by Chen, Jeesen & Rubin, Herman
- 229-241 On estimating the number of components in a finite mixture of power series distributions
by Antoniadis, Anestis & Berruyer, Jacques
- 243-255 Dimension reduction for predictive discrimination
by Young, Dean M. & Marco, Virgil R. & Odell, Patrick L.
- 257-267 Penultimate versus ultimate in statistical theory of extremes a simulation study
by Gomes, M. Ivette
- 269-275 The number of minimally connected block designs
by Birkes, David & Dodge, Yadolah
October 1986, Volume 4, Issue 3
- 147-158 Classification of minimally connected 23 factorial experiments
by Dodge, Yadolah
- 159-166 Recursive instrumental variable estimation of simultaneous equations with autoregressive disturbances
by Chavas, Jean-Paul
- 167-184 An alternative to ordinary q-q plots: Conditional q-q plots
by Kafadar, Karen & Spiegelman, Clifford H.
- 185-204 Stratification by stepwise regression, correspondence analysis and recursive partition: a comparison of three methods of analysis for survival data with covariates
by Ciampi, Antonio & Thiffault, Johanne & Nakache, Jean-Pierre & Asselain, Bernard
- 205-209 Programming common distributions for precise P-values
by Rust, Philip F.
July 1986, Volume 4, Issue 2
- 79-91 Nonlocal sensitivity analysis, automatic derivative evaluation, and sequential nonlinear estimation
by Kalaba, Robert & Tesfatsion, Leigh
- 93-101 A data based algorithm for the generation of random vectors
by Taylor, Malcolm S. & Thompson, James R.
- 103-120 The general problem of ill conditioning and its role in statistical analysis
by Belsley, David A. & Oldford, R. W.
- 121-129 Truncated group sequential test for clinical trials
by Choi, S. C.
- 131-140 Repeated measures regression: an application to the analysis of mood and chronic pain
by Carter, Randy L. & Feuerstein, Michael & Love, James T.
June 1986, Volume 4, Issue 1
May 1985, Volume 3, Issue 1
- 1-10 Maximum likelihood methods for linear and log-linear models in categorical data
by Haber, Michael
- 11-23 Estimation for the three-parameter Weibull, lognormal, and gamma distributions
by Kappenman, Russell F.
- 25-32 Some results on vector correlation
by Robert, P. & Cleroux, R. & Ranger, N.
- 33-45 Zero entries in contingency tables
by Baker, R. J. & Clarke, M. R. B. & Lane, P. W.
- 47-57 Numerical accuracy of statistical algorithms for microcomputers
by Lesage, James P. & Simon, Stephen D.
- 77-88 Statistical model of changes in repeated multivariate measurements associated with the development of disease
by Tango, Toshiro
- 89-97 Applications and computing of mosaics
by Wang, C. Ming
- 99-102 Sample size determination for the comparison of normal means when one sample size is fixed
by Heilbrun, Lance K. & McGee, Daniel L.
- 103-114 A basic statistical problem: Confidence interval for the Bernoulli parameter
by Matuszewski, Andrzej & Sotres, David
- 115-117 A note on loosely balanced incomplete block designs
by Bailey, R. A.
- 119-120 Rejoinder to R.A. Bailey's critique "a note on loosely balanced incomplete block designs"
by Cromp, R. F. & Findler, N. V.
- 121-122 Response to R.F. Cromp and N.V. Findler
by Bailey, R. A.
- 123-124 Reply to R.A. Bailey's response
by Cromp, R. F. & Findler, N. V.
- 125-127 Further comment on M.B. Brown and C. Fuchs, "On maximum likelihood estimation in sparse contingency tables"
by Baker, Robert J. & Clarke, Michael R. B. & Lane, Peter W.
- 129-130 Rejoinder
by Brown, Morton B. & Fuchs, Camil
- 131-130 Comment on the rejoinder by M.B. Brown and C. Fuchs
by Baker, R. J. & Clarke, M. R. B. & Lane, P. W.
- 133-141 The minimum discrimination information approach to the analysis of contingency tables
by Kullback, Solomon & Keegel, John C.
- 143-144 Rejoinder to Kullback and Keegel note on the minimum discrimination information approach
by Brown, Morton B.
- 145-146 Response to M.B. Brown
by Kullback, S. & Keegel, J. C.
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