Journal of Applied Statistics

Volume 32.

(as bibtex)

75 references.

Articles

• 1003-1024. Testing process capability based on C pm in the presence of random measurement errors
  Pearn, W., Shu, M., Hsu, B.
• 1025-1034. Marshall–Olkin extended Weibull distribution and its application to censored data
  Ghitany, M., Al-Hussaini, E., Al-Jarallah, R.
• 1035-1050. The impact of education on third births. A multilevel discrete-time hazard analysis
  Callens, Marc, Croux, Christophe
• 105-116. Assessing shape differences in populations of shapes using the complex Watson shape distribution
  Micheas, Athanasios, Dey, Dipak
• 1051-1066. Robust 2 K factorial design with Weibull error distributions
  Şenoğlu, B?rdal
• 1067-1074. Tolerance intervals for exponentiated scale family of distributions
  Shirke, D. T., Kumbhar, R. R., Kundu, D.
• 1075-1088. Optimal designs for compartmental models with correlated observations
  López-Fidalgo, J., Rodríguez-Díaz, J., Sánchez, G., Santos-Martín, M.
• 1089-1094. Robust confidence interval for a residual standard deviation
  Bonett, Douglas
• 117-125. The impact of correlated readings on the estimation of the average area under readers' ROC curves
  Hall, Matthew, Mayo, Matthew
• 127-140. Data and projections of HIV/AIDS cases in Portugal: An unstoppable epidemic?
  Amaral, J., Pereira, E., Paixão, M.
• 141-155. Multiple imputation of missing data with ante-dependence covariance structure
  Zhang, Paul
• 157-177. Restricted estimation of an adjusted time series: Application to Mexico's industrial production index
  Guerrero, Victor
• 17-24. Estimation of Weibull parameters from common percentiles
  Marks, Neil
• 173-188. Enriched biplots for canonical correlation analysis
  Graffelman, Jan
• 191-205. Estimation and forecasting hospital admissions due to influenza: Planning for Winter pressure. The case of the West midlands, UK
  Hussain, S., Harrison, R., Ayres, J., Walter, S., Hawker, J., Wilson, R., Shukur, G.
• 207-219. Joint impact of multiple observations on a subset of variables in multiple linear regression
  Park, Sung, Lee, Bum, Jung, Hyang
• 221-242. Adjusted-loss-function charts with variable sample sizes and sampling intervals
  Wu, Zhang, Tian, Yu, Zhang, Sheng
• 243-258. Identifying nonlinear relationships in regression using the ace algorithm
  Wang, Duolao, Murphy, Michael
• 25-36. Acceptance control charts for non-normal data
  Chou, Chao-Yu, Chen, CHung-Ho, Liu, Hui-Rong
• 259-270. Generalized exchange and propensity for military service: The moderating effect of prior military exposure
  Brown, Ulysses, Rana, Dharam
• 271-280. Using the studentized range to assess kurtosis
  Tracy, Ronald, Doane, David
• 281-295. Forecast of the expected non-epidemic morbidity of acute diseases using resampling methods
  Alonso, Andrés, Romo, Juan
• 297-313. Experimentation order in factorial designs with 8 or 16 runs
  Adams, Guillermo, Cintas, Pere, Llabrés, Xavier
• 3-16. A statistical analysis of the handling characteristics of certain sporting arms: Frontier regression, the moment of inertia, and the radius of gyration
  Amos, Don, Beard, T. Randolph, Caudill, Steven
• 321-332. An experimental study of thermal energy storage with phase change materials by design of experiments
  Zalba, Belén, Sánchez-valverde, Belén, Marín, José
• 333-340. A class of exact ump unbiased tests for conditional symmetry in small-sample square contingency tables
  Aaberge, Rolf, Zhang, Li-chun
• 341-350. Scatter plot and additional variables
  Husson, François, Pagès, Jérôme
• 351-374. Monte Carlo comparison of estimation methods for additive two-way tables
  Yakovchuk, Natasha, Willemain, Thomas
• 37-44. Contributions to two-sample statistics
  Reed, James
• 375-386. Modelling of unexpected shift in SPC
  Zeifman, Michael, Ingman, Dov
• 387-407. Nonparametric estimation of the lower tail dependence λ L in bivariate copulas
  Dobrić, Jadran, Schmid, Friedrich
• 409-419. Testing hypotheses on coefficients of variation from a series of two-armed experiments
  Argaç, Dogan
• 421-436. Applications of a new power normal family
  Isogai, Takafumi
• 443-460. Studentized bootstrap confidence intervals based on M -estimates
  Kuonen, Diego
• 45-60. A comparison of alternative unit root tests
  Halkos, George, Kevork, Ilias
• 461-474. The most-cited statistical papers
  Ryan, Thomas, Woodall, William
• 475-482. TARGET detection from a classical and a Bayesian viewpoint
  Nicholson, Mike, Barry, Jon
• 483-493. R-squared and prediction in regression with ordered quantitative response
  Dancer, Diane, Tremayne, Andrew
• 495-502. Estimating the conditional variance of y , given X , in a simple regression model
  Wilcox, Rand
• 529-542. Multivariate Bayes wavelet shrinkage and applications
  Huerta, Gabriel
• 543-554. The effects of sampling strategies on the small sample properties of the logit estimator
  Dietrich, Jason
• 555-569. A sequential approach to testing seasonal unit roots in high frequency data
  Rodrigues, Paulo, Franses, Philip
• 571-588. A simulation study on spss ridge regression and ordinary least squares regression procedures for multicollinearity data
  Zhang, John, Ibrahim, Mahmud
• 589-605. A comparative study between latent class binomial segmentation and mixed-effects logistic regression to explore between-respondent variability in visual preference for horticultural products
  Schrevens, E., Coppenolle, H., Portier, K.M.
• 607-615. Combination forecasting for directional accuracy: An application to survey interest rate forecasts
  Greer, Mark
• 61-74. Change-point estimation in a multinomial sequence and homogeneity of literary style
  Riba, Alex, Ginebra, Josep
• 617-624. A unified sequential test procedure for simultaneous testing the equality of several binomial proportions to a specified standard
  Tang, Man, Wu, Ka
• 625-659. Origins of linguistic zonation in the Australian alps. Part 1 – Huygens' principle
  Illert, Christopher
• 661-679. Strategy for a statistical analysis of odour influence on the mammalian olfactory bulb responsiveness
  Mahfouz, Mariam, Giraudet, Pascale, Chaput, Michel
• 685-694. A generalized normal distribution
  Nadarajah, Saralees
• 695-705. An alternative approach to multivariate EWMA control chart
  Pan, Xia
• 707-713. Test for cointegration based on two-stage least squares
  Al-Ballaa, Norah
• 715-722. On some reliability measures and their stochastic orderings for the topp–leone distribution
  Ghitany, M., Kotz, S., Xie, M.
• 723-740. Local influence in null intercept measurement error regression under a student_t model
  Labra, Filidor, Aoki, Reiko, Bolfarine, Heleno
• 741-755. Bayesian analysis of a linear mixed model with ar( P ) errors via MCMC
  Alkhamisi, M., Shukur, Ghazi
• 75-86. Creating a reference to a complex emergency situation using time series methods: War in guinea-bissau 1998-1999
  Nielsen, Jens, Jensen, Henrik, Andersen, Per
• 757-769. Confidence limits for estimates of totals from stratified samples, with application to Medicare part B overpayment audits
  Mohr, Donna
• 771-784. Modelling uncertainty in insurance bonus–malus premium principles by using a Bayesian robustness approach
  Gómez-déniz, Emilio, Vázquez-polo, Francisco
• 785-796. Inferences of variance function – a parametric robust way
  Tsou, Tsung-Shan
• 797-812. Forecasting for some stochastic process models related to sow farm management
  Marín, Juan, Plà, Lluis, Ríos-Insua, David
• 813-822. A note on determining an optimal TARGET by considering the dependence of holding costs and the quality characteristics
  Shao, Yuehjen, Fowler, John, Runger, George
• 823-829. Progressively censored variables sampling plans for two-parameter exponential distributions
  Fernández, Arturo
• 831-840. A functional data-analytic approach to the classification of species according to their spatial dispersion. Application to a marine macrobenthic community from the bay of morlaix (western English channel)
  Manté, C., Durbec, J., Dauvin, J.
• 841-854. Bayesian analysis of panel data using an mtar model
  Jung, Yoon, Shin, Dong, Oh, Man-Suk
• 855-860. Comparing two clinical measurements: A linear mixed model approach
  Lai, Dejian, Shiao, Shyang-Yun
• 861-869. Logistic and neural network models for predicting a hospital admission
  Adams, Joseph, Wert, Yijin
• 87-97. On totally balanced block designs for competition effects
  Tomar, Jitendra Singh, Jaggi, Seema, Varghese, Cini
• 873-885. Modelling and forecasting mortality distributions in England and Wales using the Lee–Carter model
  Wang, Duolao, Lu, Pengjun
• 887-908. Slack-variable models versus scheffé's mixture models
  Khuri, André
• 909-927. On some robust estimation procedures for quantiles based on data
  Chang, Yoeng-Kuan, Huang, Deng-Yuan
• 929-946. Identifying multiple influential observations in linear regression
  Rahmatullah Imon, A.
• 947-957. A concentration study of principal components
  Bénasséni, Jacques
• 959-967. Graphical modelling and the Mahalanobis distance
  Bedrick, Edward
• 969-987. Interpretable dimension reduction
  Chipman, Hugh, Gu, Hong
• 995-1001. A Bayesian analysis of directional data using the projected normal distribution
  Nuñez-Antonio, Gabriel, Gutiérrez-Peña, Eduardo