# Browse Dissertations and Theses - Statistics by Title

• (1991)
Consider the model $y\sb{lj} = \mu\sb{l}(t\sb{j})$ + $\varepsilon\sb{lj}$, $l = 1,..,m$ and $j = 1,..,n,$ where $\varepsilon\sb{lj}$ are independent mean zero finite variance random variables. Under the above setting we ...

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• (1990)
Two-stage Bayes procedures, also known as Bayes double sample procedures, for estimating the mean of exponential family distributions are given by Cohen and Sackrowitz (1984). In their study, they develop double sample ...

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• (1996)
Statistical classification and calibration with high-dimensional data are studied. We have proposed new classification and calibration procedures for high-dimensional data and have established dimensional consistency for ...

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• (2012-06-27)
For my thesis, I have worked on two projects: modeling parasite dynamics (Chapter 2) and complementary dimensionality analysis (Chapter 3). In the first project, we study a longitudinal data of infection with the parasite ...

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• (2009)
Microarray is a high throughput technology to measure the gene expression. Analysis of microarray data brings many interesting and challenging problems. This thesis consists three studies related to microarray data. First, ...

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• (1989)
The theory of statistical breakdown is studied from two different angles. Firstly, the finite sample breakdown points of estimators are found to be inherently related to their tail performances. This connection provides ...

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• (1990)
Probability density functions are estimated by the method of maximum likelihood in sequences of regular exponential families. The approximation families of log-densities that we consider are polynomials, splines, and ...

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• (1992)
As computer experiments are widely used in engineering and various other fields of science and technology, stochastic modeling and statistical analysis have been introduced to handle their outputs. Since in certain computer ...

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• (2012-09-18)
The state space model has been widely used in various fields including economics, finance, bioinformatics, oceanography, and tomography. The goal of the filtering problem is to find the posterior distribution of the hidden ...

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• (1995)
The ordinary least squares (OLS) method is known to be efficient for linear models when the errors are homogeneous with Gaussian distributions, but troublesome with heteroscedastic or non-Gaussian errors. For the latter ...

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• (2012-06-27)
Tissue classification and feature selection have been increasing studied during the last two decades, however the available methods are still limited and need improvement. In this manuscript, we develop tissue classification ...

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• (1986)
This thesis is devoted to constructing tests of hypotheses that dominate a given test which violates certain conditions such as convexity or monotonicity. Many authors, for example, Birnbaum (1955), Matthes and Truax (1967), ...

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• (2014-09-16)
In this thesis we develop inferential methods for time series models with weakly dependent errors in the following three aspects. The first aspect concerns the issue of the size-distortion in the presence of strong ...

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• (1990)
Dimension reduction techniques are important in the problem of regression and prediction when the nominal number of predicting variables is greater than the number of observations. Two methods, principal components analysis ...

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• (1989)
A statistical procedure is developed with the purpose of detecting internal bias occurring concurrently in several items in an ability test. Concurrent internal bias (CIB) is considered in a nonparametric multidimensional ...

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• (2011-08-25)
Longitudinal data arise frequently in many studies where measurements are obtained from a subject repeatedly over time. Consequently, measurements within a subject are correlated. We address two rather important but ...

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