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期刊名:Computational statistics

缩写:COMPUTATION STAT

ISSN:0943-4062

e-ISSN:1613-9658

IF/分区:1.4/Q2

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Fahimeh Tourani-Farani,Zeynab Aghabazaz,Iraj Kazemi Fahimeh Tourani-Farani
Extensions of quantile regression modeling for time series analysis are extensively employed in medical and health studies. This study introduces a specific class of transformed quantile-dispersion regression models for non-stationary time ...
Jon Devlin,Agnieszka Borowska,Dirk Husmeier et al. Jon Devlin et al.
In this article we explore parameter inference in a novel hybrid discrete-continuum model describing the movement of a population of cells in response to a self-generated chemotactic gradient. The model employs a drift-diffusion stochastic ...
Jodi Treszoks,Suvra Pal Jodi Treszoks
In this paper, we extend the unified class of Box-Cox transformation (BCT) cure rate models to accommodate interval-censored data. The probability of cure is modeled using a general covariate structure, whereas the survival distribution of ...
Peter C Austin Peter C Austin
In time-to-event analyses, a competing risk is an event whose occurrence precludes the occurrence of the event of interest. Settings with competing risks occur frequently in clinical research. Missing data, which is a common problem in rese...
Peiyi Zhang,Tianning Dong,Faming Liang Peiyi Zhang
State estimation for large-scale non-Gaussian dynamic systems remains an unresolved issue, given nonscalability of the existing particle filter algorithms. To address this issue, this paper extends the Langevinized ensemble Kalman filter (L...
Suvra Pal,Yingwei Peng,Wisdom Aselisewine Suvra Pal
We consider interval censored data with a cured subgroup that arises from longitudinal followup studies with a heterogeneous population where a certain proportion of subjects is not susceptible to the event of interest. We propose a two com...
Chung Chang,R Todd Ogden,Yakuan Chen Chung Chang
In recent years, several methods have been proposed to deal with functional data classification problems (e.g., one-dimensional curves or two- or three-dimensional images). One popular general approach is based on the kernel-based method, p...
Nicholas Seedorff,Grant Brown,Breanna Scorza et al. Nicholas Seedorff et al.
Motivated by data measuring progression of leishmaniosis in a cohort of US dogs, we develop a Bayesian longitudinal model with autoregressive errors to jointly analyze ordinal and continuous outcomes. Multivariate methods can borrow strengt...
Armando Tapia,Silvestre L González,Jose R Vergara et al. Armando Tapia et al.
The interest of this article is to better understand the effects of different public policy alternatives to handle the COVID-19 pandemic. In this work we use the susceptible, infected, recovered (SIR) model to find which of these policies h...
Septian Rahardiantoro,Wataru Sakamoto Septian Rahardiantoro
This study addressed the issue of determining multiple potential clusters with regularization approaches for the purpose of spatio-temporal clustering. The generalized lasso framework has flexibility to incorporate adjacencies between objec...