Biometrika

Volume 57.

(as bibtex)

87 references.

Articles

• 1-17. Inference about the change-point in a sequence of random variables
  Hinkley, David V.
• 111-122. Spectral analysis of a stationary time series using initially scarce data
  Neave, Henry R.
• 123-127. Relative efficiency of count of sign changes for assessing residual autoregression in least squares regression
  Geary, R. C.
• 129-139. A central limit theorem for absorbing Markov chains
  Matthews, Jane P.
• 141-153. Improvements in the estimation of the latent and infectious periods of a contagious disease
  Bailey, Norman T. J., Alff-Steinberger, Cynthia
• 155-174. On singularities of sampling distributions, in particular for ratios of quadratic forms
  Mulholland, H. P.
• 175-179. Some notes on the relationship between the distributions of central and non-central $F$
  Pearson, E. S., Tiku, M. L.
• 181-186. The order statistics of the negative binomial distribution
  Young, D. H.
• 187-191. Exact distributions of Hotelling's generalized $T^2_0$ (Corr: V59 p498)
  Davis, A. W.
• 19-46. A general recursive procedure for analysis of variance
  Wilkinson, G. N.
• 193-198. On the distribution of half the mean square successive difference
  Shah, B. K.
• 199-202. Studies in the history of probability and statistics. XXIII: Daniel Bernoulli on the normal law
  Sheynin, O. B.
• 203-205. Studies in the history of probability and statistics. XXIV: Combinations and probability in rabbinic literature
  Rabinovitch, Nachum L.
• 205-207. A test for dependence
  Green, J. R.
• 207-211. Monte Carlo study of some simple estimators in censored normal samples
  Tiku, M. L.
• 211-212. Corrections and additions to a table of the percentage points of the variance ratio $F$
  Amos, D. E., Pearson, E. S.
• 212-215. The equivalence of tetrachoric and maximum likelihood estimates of $\rho$ in $2 × 2$ tables
  Hamdan, M. A.
• 215-217. On a mixture of normal distributions
  Behboodian, Javad
• 217-219. The continuity correction
  Cox, D. R.
• 219-222. A note on the moment structure of the multitype Galton-Watson process
  Quine, M. P.
• 222-223. On the distribution of a quadratic form
  Shanbhag, D. N.
• 223-224. A note on nonrandomized Neyman-shortest unbiased confidence intervals for the binomial and Poisson parameters
  Walton, Gerald S.
• 229-237. Graphical techniques for internal comparisons amongst equal degree of freedom groupings in multiresponse experiments
  Gnanadesikan, R., Lee, Elisa T.
• 239-251. A general method for analysis of covariance structures
  Joreskog, K. G., Jöreskog, K. G.
• 253-262. Polychotomous quantal response by maximum indicant
  Aitchison, J., Bennett, J. A.
• 263-271. An algorithm for monotone regression with one or more independent variables
  Gebhardt, Friedrich
• 273-297. Estimation of linear properties of particle size distributions
  Nicholson, W. L.
• 299-311. Rate of decrease of genetic variability in a subdivided population
  Maruyama, Takeo
• 313-318. Estimating time-specific survival and reporting rates for adult birds from band returns
  Seber, G. A. F.
• 319-328. The design of experiments to estimate the slope of a response surface
  Atkinson, A. C.
• 329-338. Mixture designs for a model linear in the proportions
  Becker, N. G.
• 339-346. The efficiency of block designs in general (Corr: V59 p498)
  Pearce, S. C.
• 347-350. Blocking in incomplete split plot designs
  Robinson, J.
• 351-355. The existence and construction of two families of designs for two successive experiments (Corr: V58 p687)
  Hedayat, A., Parker, E. T., Federer, W. T.
• 357-365. Play-the-winner sampling for selecting the better of two binomial populations
  Sobel, Milton, Weiss, George H.
• 367-376. On the distribution of the decisive sample number of certain sequential tests
  Manly, B. F. J.
• 377-387. On finite population sampling theory under certain linear regression models
  Royall, Richard M.
• 389-395. Estimation from a censored sample for the exponential family
  Blight, B. J. N.
• 397-402. Confidence intervals for the parameters of the logistic distribution
  Antle, Charles, Klimko, Lawrence, Harkness, William
• 403-408. Inferences for the Cauchy distribution based on maximum likelihood estimators
  Haas, Gerald, Bain, Lee, Antle, Charles
• 409-419. Estimation of the standard deviation of a normal population from doubly censored samples using normal scores
  Prescott, P.
• 421-430. Sample size requirements: One-way analysis of variance
  Kastenbaum, Marvin A., Hoel, David G., Bowman, K. O.
• 431-438. A one-sided nonparametric multiple comparison control percentile test: Treatments versus control
  Slivka, John
• 439-443. $G_2$-minimax estimators in the exponential family
  Jackson, D. A., O'Donovan, T. M., Zimmer, W. J., Deely, J. J.
• 445-450. Representation of one orthonormal set in terms of another
  Pusey, Mary C.
• 451-456. On the distribution of range of samples from nonnormal populations
  Singh, C.
• 457-459. Percentile approximations for ordered $F$ ratios
  Davis, A. W.
• 459-461. Comparing means of correlated variates
  Williams, E. J.
• 461-464. On a test for an assigned value of correlation in a bivariate normal distribution
  Samiuddin, M.
• 47-55. On asymptotically optimal tests of composite hypotheses
  Moran, P. A. P.
• 471-475. Point and interval estimation of the common odds ratio in the combination of $2 × 2$ tables with fixed marginals
  Gart, John J.
• 477-488. Inference about the change-point in a sequence of binomial variables (Corr: V58 p687)
  Hinkley, David V., Hinkley, Elizabeth A.
• 489-503. Statistical inference from the fraction labelled mitoses curve
  Macdonald, P. D. M.
• 505-512. Estimating the age of a Galton-Watson branching process
  Stigler, Stephen M.
• 513-517. Estimation of spectral moments of time series
  Miller, K. S., Rochwarger, M. M.
• 519-530. Measures of multivariate skewness and kurtosis with applications
  Mardia, K. V.
• 531-535. The multivariate linear hypothesis with nonnormal errors and a classical setting for the structure of inference in a special case
  Saw, J. G.
• 537-549. Nonadditivity in change-over designs for a quantitative factor at four levels
  Patterson, H. D.
• 551-566. Optimal regression designs with previous observations
  Covey-Crump, P. A. K., Silvey, S. D.
• 567-572. Notes on the distribution of quadratic forms in singular normal variables
  Styan, George P. H.
• 57-65. The bias and accuracy of moment estimators
  Robertson, C. A., Fryer, J. G.
• 573-577. Sample size requirements: Randomized block designs
  Kastenbaum, Marvin A., Hoel, David G., Bowman, K. O.
• 579-594. A generalized Kruskal-Wallis test for comparing $K$ samples subject to unequal patterns of censorship
  Breslow, Norman
• 595-604. Consideration of power for some two sample tests with censoring based on a given order statistic (Corr: V59 p238)
  Young, D. H.
• 605-611. An approach to testing the goodness of fit of incompletely specified distributions
  Srinivasan, R.
• 613-617. Tables for distribution-free confidence limits for the median
  Van der Parren, J. L.
• 619-627. A variance stabilizing transformation for coefficients of concordance and for Spearman's rho and Kendall's tau
  Wood, J. T.
• 629-639. Efficiency of confidence intervals generated by repeated subsample calculations
  Forsythe, Alan, Hartigan, J. A.
• 641-648. On the robustness of the standard estimates of the exponential mean to contamination
  Fryer, J. G., Holt, D.
• 649-655. On the Behrens-Fisher problem
  Mehta, J. S., Srninivasan, R.
• 657-660. On the application of the method of Das in evaluating a multivariate normal integral
  Webster, J. T.
• 661-664. On the conditional moments of the $k$-statistics for the Poisson distribution
  Gart, John J., Pettigrew, Hughh M.
• 665-666. The combination of assay results
  Armitage, P.
• 666-667. The modality of some compound Poisson distributions
  Holgate, P.
• 668-669. Population symmetry and the regions $\{X\le t^2/X\}$
  Juola, R. C.
• 669-670. On a comparison of the proportions exceeding a fixed value in two different normal populations
  Kappenman, Russell F.
• 67-69. Supplementary sample nonparametric empirical Bayes in a quality control situation
  Gabbert, James T., Krutchkoff, Richard G.
• 670-673. A note on serial correlation coefficients
  Moran, P. A. P.
• 673-674. A note on the interpretation of Springer's simulation studies of the Kiefer-Wolfowitz process (Ref: V56 p65-74)
  Johnson, Mark A.
• 674-677. An efficient preliminary test estimator for the variance of a normal population when the mean is unknown
  Davis, R. L., Arnold, J. C.
• 677-679. Simplified estimation of parameters in a logistic distribution
  Raghunandanan, K., Srinivasan, R.
• 679-681. Transformation to normality of the null distribution of $g_1$
  D'Agostino, Ralph B.
• 681-682. A note on Moran's approximation to Student's $t$
  Scott, Alastair, Smith, T. M. F.
• 71-78. Robustness of normal tolerance intervals
  Sharpe, K.
• 79-89. Optimal Bayesian sequential estimation of the median effective dose
  Freeman, P. R.
• 91-95. The choice of a Wald test on the mean of a normal population
  Manly, B. F. J.
• 97-109. Monte Carlo sampling methods using Markov chains and their applications
  Hastings, W. K.