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|a PROGRESS IN APPLIED STATISTICSRESEARCH; CONTENTS; PREFACE; AN APPROXIMATE FAST BAYESIAN ALGORITHMFOR THE ANALYSIS AND FORECASTING OF THELOGNORMAL TIME SERIES; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. The Standard Dynamic Linear Models; 3. Dynamic Generalized Linear Models; 4. Conditional Independence Structure; 5. Lognormal Dynamic Models; 6. Validation; 7. Conclusion; References; EFFICIENT UNIFORM DESIGNS FOR MIXTUREEXPERIMENTS IN THREE AND FOUR COMPONENTS; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Uniform Designs and Uniformity Measures; 3 Projection Designs; 4 Optimality Criteria.
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|a 5 Unconstrained Mixture ExperimentsDefinition:; Method; 6 Constrained Mixture Experiments; Example 1:; Example 2:; Acknowledgments; Appendix A; References; DESIGN OF ACCELERATED LIFE TESTS FORPERIODIC INSPECTION WITH BURR TYPE IIIDISTRIBUTIONS: MODELS, ASSUMPTIONS ANDAPPLICATIONS; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. The Model and Test Method; Assumptions; Test Method; Standardization; 3. Maximum Likelihood Estimation; 4. Optimal Test Plans; Step-I.; Step-II.; Sensitivity Analysis; Sample Size Determination; 5. Computational Results and Comparative Study; 6. Test Procedure with Example; Example.
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|a 7. ConclusionReferences; PARAMETER ESTIMATION USING CRESSIE-READDIVERGENCE MEASURES WITH EXPONENTIALGROUPED CENSORED DATA; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Computational Results; 3 Findings and Conclusions; References; ESTIMATING THE VARIANCE COMPONENTSOF ACCELERATED DEGRADATION MODELS; Abstract; 1 Introduction; 2 Model and Estimating the Fixed Effect Parameters; 3 Estimating the Variance Components; 4 Simulation Study; 5 Results and Conclusions; 6 Application; References; ON THE RATIO OF THE SYMMETRIC DIFFERENCESOF ORDER STATISTICS; Abstract; 1. Introduction; Lemma 1.1.; 2. Main Result.
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|a Lemma 2.1. Proof.; Remark 2.1.; Theorem 2.1 (asymptotic distribution of the symmetric difference statistic).; Remark 2.2.; Proof.; References; MEASURING THE SURFACE ROUGHNESS USINGTHE SPATIAL STATISTICS APPLICATION; Abstract; 1. Introduction and Notation; 2. Spatial Statistics Analysis; 3. Data Analysis; 4. Conclusion; References; DIALLEL CROSSES WITH BLOCK SIZES THREE; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. Method of Construction; 3. Analysis; Example 3.1.; Remark 3.1.; Remark 3.2.; 4. Complete Diallel Crosses Plan with Unequal Number of Lines; Definition 4.1.; 4.1. Method of Construction; Lemma 4.1.
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|a 4.2. AnalysisExample 4.1.; 5. Partial Diallel Crosses; Example 5.1.; Remark 5.1.; Remark 5.2.; 6. Conclusion; Acknowledgements; Appendix: Tables; References; ON CHARACTERIZING DISTRIBUTIONS BYCONDITIONAL EXPECTATIONS OF FUNCTIONS OFGENERALIZED ORDER STATISTICS; Abstract; 1. Introduction; 2. Main Results; Lemma 1.; Proof.; Corollary 1.; Theorem 1.; Proof.; Theorem 2.; Proof.; 2.1. Applications; 3. Characterizations by Reverse Ordering; Lemma 2.; Proof.; Corollary 2.; Theorem 3.; Proof.; Theorem 4.; Proof.; 3.1. Applications; Acknowledgments; References.
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