Biometrika

Volume 65.

(as bibtex)

103 references.

Articles

• 1-12. Choosing the window width when estimating a density
  Silverman, B. W.
• 109-114. A measure of association for spatial variables
  Tjoestheim, Dag, Tjøstheim, Dag
• 115-122. Randomness and local regularity of points in a plane
  Brown, D., Rothery, P.
• 123-128. On efficient tests for branching processes
  Sweeting, Trevor J.
• 129-134. Inference for gamma and stable processes
  Basawa, I. V., Brockwell, P. J.
• 13-22. Improving the jackknife with special reference to correlation estimation
  Hinkley, David V.
• 135-140. Interpreting partial autocorrelation functions of seasonal time series model
  Hamilton, David C., Watts, Donald G.
• 141-152. A model for association in bivariate life tables and its application in epidemiological studies of familial tendency in chronic disease incidence
  Clayton, D. G.
• 153-158. Retrospective studies and failure time models
  Prentice, R. L., Breslow, N. E.
• 159-166. Competing risk analyses with special reference to matched pair experiments
  Holt, J. D.
• 167-180. Linear rank tests with right censored data (Corr: V70 p304)
  Prentice, R. L.
• 181-190. Models for censored survival analysis: A cone class of variable-sum models
  Lagakos, S. W., Williams, J. S.
• 191-202. The effect of nonzero second-order interaction on combined estimators of the odds ratio
  McKinlay, Sonja M.
• 203-206. Modified maximum likelihood estimation of Gaussian moving averages using a pseudoquadratic convergence criterion
  Godolphin, E. J.
• 207-210. Sufficiency and the number of level crossings by a stationary process
  Kedem, Benjamin
• 211-213. On modified maximum likelihood estimators of the autocorrelation coefficient in linear models
  Dent, Warren T., Cassing, Shirley
• 214-218. Power results for tests based on high-order gaps
  Cressie, Noel
• 218-221. Some comparisons of the Bartlett and cube root tests of homogeneity of variance
  Samiuddin, M., Hanif, M., Asad, H.
• 221-225. Simultaneous confidence procedure for univariate and multivariate Behrens-Fisher type problems
  Dalal, S. R.
• 225-228. Testing equality of means of correlated variates with missing observations on both responses
  Bhoj, Dinesh S.
• 228-231. Testing of hypotheses with trinomials generated by gauges
  Hirji, Taj, Shahani, A. K.
• 23-30. Precision of individual estimators in simultaneous estimation of parameters
  Rao, C. Radhakrishna, Shinozaki, Nobuo
• 232-235. Generalized Cramer-von Mises statistics for the gamma distribution
  Pettitt, A. N.
• 235-239. Large-sample results for Kolmogorov-Smirnov statistics for discrete distributions
  Wood, Constance L., Altavela, Michele M.
• 239-240. A remark on the necessary and sufficient conditions for a quadratic form to be distributed as chi-squared
  Khatri, C. G.
• 243-252. The problem of the Nile: Conditional solution to a changepoint problem
  Cobb, George W.
• 253-262. Likelihood inference about location and scale parameters
  Hinkley, David V.
• 263-272. Testing multivariate normality
  Cox, D. R., Small, N. J. H.
• 273-282. Asymptotic behaviour of classification maximum likelihood estimates
  Bryant, Peter, Williamson, John A.
• 283-296. The prediction variance and related statistics for stationary time series
  Cameron, M. A.
• 297-304. On a measure of lack of fit in time series models
  Ljung, G. M., Box, G. E. P.
• 305-310. On the robustness to measurement error of tests for exponentiality
  Gail, Mitchell, Ware, James
• 31-38. Bayesian cluster analysis
  Binder, D. A.
• 311-318. Semi-Markov models for partially censored data
  Lagakos, S. W., Sommer, C. J., Zelen, M.
• 319-328. Tests and efficiencies of separate regression models (Corr: V68 p345)
  de Braganca Pereira, Basilio
• 329-334. Regression analysis of life tables and related nonparametric tests
  Morton, R.
• 335-340. On the optimal allocation of two or more treatments in a controlled clinical trial
  Glazebrook, K. D.
• 341-350. Estimation following sequential tests
  Siegmund, D.
• 351-356. Large sample sequential methods with application to the analysis of $2 × 2$ contingency tables
  Whitehead, John
• 357-362. Optimality criteria for the selection of a partially sequential indicator set
  Orban, John, Wolfe, Douglas A.
• 363-368. Systematic errors in fitting linear transformations of the Michaelis-Menten equation
  Blunck, M., Mommsen, T. P.
• 369-378. Estimation of the concentration parameter in von Mises-Fisher distributions
  Schou, Geert
• 379-390. A small circle distribution on the sphere
  Bingham, Christopher, Mardia, K. V.
• 39-48. Posterior probabilities for choosing a regression model
  Atkinson, A. C.
• 391-396. A spherical correlation coefficient robust against scale
  Mardia, Kanti V., Puri, Madan L.
• 397-402. Generalized cyclic incomplete block designs
  Jarrett, R. G., Hall, Wallace B.
• 403-412. Testing for agreement between two groups of judges
  Hollander, Myles, Sethuraman, Jayaram
• 413-418. A class of parametric models for the analysis of square contingency tables with ordered categories
  McCullagh, P.
• 419-428. Inference based on regression estimator in double sampling
  Tamhane, Ajit C.
• 429-434. Comparison of estimators of the variance of systematic sampling
  Heilbron, David C.
• 435-440. Percentage points of a quadratic form in Student $t$ variates
  Bishop, Thomas A., Dudewicz, Edward J., Juritz, June M., Stephens, Michael A.
• 441-444. Generalized least squares applied to the linear ultrastructural model
  Brown, G. H.
• 444-447. Jackknife estimation with structured data
  Farewell, V. T.
• 448-450. Linear-circular correlation coefficients: Some further results
  Liddell, I. G., Ord, J. K.
• 450-454. The selection of samples of two units with inclusion probabilities proportional to size
  Singh, Padam
• 457-481. Assessing the accuracy of the maximum likelihood estimator: Observed versus expected Fisher information (C/R: p482-487)
  Efron, Bradley, Hinkley, David V.
• 482-482. Comments on ``Assessing the accuracy of the maximum likelihood estimator: Observed versus expected Fisher information''
  Barndorff-Nielsen, Ole
• 484-485. Comments on ``Assessing the accuracy of the maximum likelihood estimator: Observed versus expected Fisher information''
  James, A. T.
• 485-485. Comments on ``Assessing the accuracy of the maximum likelihood estimator: Observed versus expected Fisher information''
  Robinson, G. K.
• 485-486. Comments on ``Assessing the accuracy of the maximum likelihood estimator: Observed versus expected Fisher information''
  Sprott, D. A.
• 487-487. Reply to comments on ``Assessing the accuracy of the maximum likelihood estimator: Observed versus expected Fisher information''
  Efron, Bradley, Hinkley, David V.
• 489-496. Second-order sufficiency and statistical invariants
  Peers, H. W.
• 49-52. On the necessity of Bayesian inference and the construction of measures of nearness to Bayesian form
  Robinson, G. K.
• 497-502. Some consideration of decomposition of a time series
  Tiao, George C., Hillmer, S. C.
• 503-510. The threshold hypothesis for flash perception
  Eaves, David, Burr, A. H.
• 511-520. Computation of the exact likelihood function of multivariate moving average models
  Phadke, M. S., Kedem, G.
• 521-528. Univariate density estimation by orthogonal series
  Brunk, H. D.
• 529-534. On distribution-free lower confidence limits for the mean of a nonnegative random variable
  Breth, M., Maritz, J. S., Williams, E. J.
• 53-60. A new look at the Bayes procedure
  Akaike, Hirotugu
• 535-540. The unreplicated ultrastructural relation: Large sample properties
  Patefield, W. M.
• 541-552. Design criteria for detecting model inadequacy
  Jones, E. R., Mitchell, T. J.
• 553-560. Optimal design measures with singular information matrices
  Silvey, S. D.
• 561-570. Ordered alternatives for interaction effects
  Hirotsu, C.
• 571-580. A robust analysis of the general linear model based on one step $R$-estimates
  McKean, Joseph W., Hettmansperger, Thomas P.
• 581-590. Empirical Bayes methods for two-way contingency tables
  Laird, N. M.
• 591-602. Inference sensitivity for Poisson mixtures
  Paul, S. R., Plackett, R. L.
• 603-608. Singularities in the analysis of binomial data
  Rousseau, Pascale, Sankoff, David
• 609-614. Predictive sequential life testing
  Bancroft, G. A., Dunsmore, I. R.
• 61-68. An approach to a one-sided test in the bivariate normal distribution
  Shirahata, S.
• 615-624. Sequential testing of the equality of two survival distributions using the modified Savage statistic
  Koziol, James A., Petkau, A. John
• 625-634. Estimation of the size of a closed population when capture probabilities vary among animals (Corr: V68 p345)
  Burnham, K. P., Overton, W. S.
• 635-640. Determination of sample size for testing the relation between an incident and a set of random variables in a sample survey (Corr: V67 p728)
  Yang, Mark C. K.
• 641-642. Quick tests for spatial interaction
  Ripley, B. D., Silverman, B. W.
• 642-643. A property of minimum variance estimates
  Blom, Gunnar
• 643-646. A mean difference estimator of standard deviation in symmetrically censored normal samples
  Healy, M. J. R.
• 646-648. On a problem in forensic science
  Seheult, Allan
• 648-649. A remark on likelihood, Bayes and affinity for a preconceived value
  Copas, J. B., Dickey, J. M.
• 650-653. Correlation structure in Farlie-Gumbel-Morgenstern distributions
  Schucany, William R., Parr, William C., Boyer, John E.
• 654-656. An approximation to the distribution of the sample correlation coefficient
  Konishi, Sadanori
• 657-658. Plotting squared radii
  Small, N. J. H.
• 658-662. The efficiency of a linear discriminant function based on unclassified initial samples
  Ganesalingam, S., McLachlan, G. J.
• 662-665. Reconciliation of two different views on estimation of growth curve parameters
  Baksalary, J. K., Corsten, L. C. A., Kala, R.
• 665-665. A resolvable triangular partially balanced incomplete block design
  Sinha, Kishore
• 666-667. A note on the equivalence of $D$-optimal design measures for three rival linear models
  Hill, Peter D. H.
• 667-668. A remark on the shape of the logistic distribution
  Mudholkar, Govind S., George, E. Olusegun
• 669-672. Gart's test of interaction in a $2 × 2 × 2$ contingency table for small samples
  Venable, T. C., Bhapkar, V. P.
• 673-676. A large-sample Kolmogorov-Smirnov test for normality of experimental error in a randomized block design
  Wood, Constance L.
• 69-74. A family of distributions on the $m$-sphere and some hypothesis tests
  Saw, John G.
• 75-78. Sequential choice of an optimal dose: A prediction intervals approach
  Robinson, J. A.
• 79-84. On the random allocation design for the control of selection bias in sequential experiments
  Wei, L. J.
• 85-90. Sequential tests of independence for $2 × 2$ contingency tables
  Meeker, William Q.
• 91-98. Edgeworth and saddlepoint approximations in the first-order noncircular autoregression
  Phillips, P. C. B.
• 99-108. On the fitting of multivariate processes of the autoregressive-moving average type
  Pham, Dinh Tuan