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Volume 32, Number 1, March 2017

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    Marco Grzegorczyk, Mahdi Shafiee Kamalabad:
    Comparative evaluation of various frequentist and Bayesian non-homogeneous Poisson counting models. 1-33
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    Sanggil Kang, Woo Dong Lee, Yongku Kim:
    Noninformative priors for the ratio of the shape parameters of two Weibull distributions. 35-50
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    Clemens Elster, Gerd Wübbeler:
    Bayesian inference using a noninformative prior for linear Gaussian random coefficient regression with inhomogeneous within-class variances. 51-69
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    Sanggil Kang, Woo Dong Lee, Yongku Kim:
    Objective Bayesian testing on the common mean of several normal distributions under divergence-based priors. 71-91
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    Nicolas Depraetere, Martina Vandebroek:
    A comparison of variational approximations for fast inference in mixed logit models. 93-125
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    Aijun Yang, Xuejun Jiang, Lianjie Shu, Jinguan Lin:
    Bayesian variable selection with sparse and correlation priors for high-dimensional data analysis. 127-143
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    Alberto Lumbreras, Julien Velcin, Marie Guégan, Bertrand Jouve:
    Non-parametric clustering over user features and latent behavioral functions with dual-view mixture models. 145-177
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    Yangxin Huang, Tao Lu:
    Bayesian inference on partially linear mixed-effects joint models for longitudinal data with multiple features. 179-196
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    Leena Pasanen, Lasse Holmström:
    Scale space multiresolution correlation analysis for time series data. 197-218
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    Jiazhu Pan, Qiang Xia, Jinshan Liu:
    Bayesian analysis of multiple thresholds autoregressive model. 219-237
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    Luca Martino, Francisco Louzada:
    Issues in the Multiple Try Metropolis mixing. 239-252
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    Cheng Zhang, Babak Shahbaba, Hongkai Zhao:
    Precomputing strategy for Hamiltonian Monte Carlo method based on regularity in parameter space. 253-279
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    Zhenyu Zhao, Thomas A. Severini:
    Integrated likelihood computation methods. 281-313
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    Jinyoung Yang, Jeffrey S. Rosenthal:
    Automatically tuned general-purpose MCMC via new adaptive diagnostics. 315-348
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    Alan P. Ker, Yong Liu:
    Bayesian model averaging of possibly similar nonparametric densities. 349-365
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    Suparna Basu, Sanjay Kumar Singh, Umesh Singh:
    Parameter estimation of inverse Lindley distribution for Type-I censored data. 367-385

Volume 32, Number 2, June 2017

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    Atanu Kumar Ghosh, Arnab Chakraborty:
    Use of EM algorithm for data reduction under sparsity assumption. 387-407
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    Elson Tomás, Susana Vinga, Alexandra M. Carvalho:
    Unsupervised learning of pharmacokinetic responses. 409-428
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    Suvra Pal, N. Balakrishnan:
    Likelihood inference for the destructive exponentially weighted Poisson cure rate model with Weibull lifetime and an application to melanoma data. 429-449
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    Ahad Jamalizadeh, Tsung-I Lin:
    A general class of scale-shape mixtures of skew-normal distributions: properties and estimation. 451-474
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    Hiroyasu Abe, Hiroshi Yadohisa:
    A non-negative matrix factorization model based on the zero-inflated Tweedie distribution. 475-499
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    Rawya Zreik, Pierre Latouche, Charles Bouveyron:
    The dynamic random subgraph model for the clustering of evolving networks. 501-533
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    Andee Kaplan, Heike Hofmann, Daniel J. Nordman:
    An interactive graphical method for community detection in network data. 535-557
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    Simon Nanty, Céline Helbert, Amandine Marrel, Nadia Pérot, Clémentine Prieur:
    Uncertainty quantification for functional dependent random variables. 559-583
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    Guochang Wang:
    Dimension reduction in functional regression with categorical predictor. 585-609
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    Yanyang Yan, Feipeng Zhang, Xiaoying Zhou:
    A note on estimating the bent line quantile regression model. 611-630
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    Manuel Koller, Werner A. Stahel:
    Nonsingular subsampling for regression S estimators with categorical predictors. 631-646
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    Shu-Fei Wu, Jin-Yang Lu:
    Computational testing algorithmic procedure of assessment for lifetime performance index of Pareto products under progressive type I interval censoring. 647-666
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    Ruth M. Pfeiffer, Andrew Redd, Raymond J. Carroll:
    On the impact of model selection on predictor identification and parameter inference. 667-690
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    Sagnik Datta, Ghislaine Gayraud, Eric Leclerc, Frédéric Y. Bois:
    Graph_sampler: a simple tool for fully Bayesian analyses of DAG-models. 691-716
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    Marco Grzegorczyk, Andrej Aderhold, Dirk Husmeier:
    Targeting Bayes factors with direct-path non-equilibrium thermodynamic integration. 717-761
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    Ali Baharev, Hermann Schichl, Endre Rev:
    Computing the noncentral-F distribution and the power of the _F_-test with guaranteed accuracy. 763-779
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    Ahmed M. Elsawah, Hong Qin:
    Optimum mechanism for breaking the confounding effects of mixed-level designs. 781-802

Volume 32, Number 3, September 2017

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    Vinny Davies, Richard E. Reeve, William T. Harvey, Francois F. Maree, Dirk Husmeier:
    A sparse hierarchical Bayesian model for detecting relevant antigenic sites in virus evolution. 803-843
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    Tao Lu:
    Bayesian inference on longitudinal-survival data with multiple features. 845-866
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    DongHyuk Lee, Raymond J. Carroll, Samiran Sinha:
    Frequentist standard errors of Bayes estimators. 867-888
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    Kazushi Maruo, Takaharu Yamabe, Yusuke Yamaguchi:
    Statistical simulation based on right skewed distributions. 889-907
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    Tonglin Zhang, Baijian Yang:
    An exact approach to ridge regression for big data. 909-928
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    Pavel Bocek, Miroslav Siman:
    On weighted and locally polynomial directional quantile regression. 929-946
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    Jing Lv, Chaohui Guo:
    Efficient parameter estimation via modified Cholesky decomposition for quantile regression with longitudinal data. 947-975
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    Jianhong Shi, Qian Yang, Xiongya Li, Weixing Song:
    Effects of measurement error on a class of single-index varying coefficient regression models. 977-1001
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    Olga Y. Savchuk, Jeffrey D. Hart:
    Fully robust one-sided cross-validation for regression functions. 1003-1025
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    Jan Kolácek, Ivana Horová:
    Bandwidth matrix selectors for kernel regression. 1027-1046
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    Wenwu Wang, Lu Lin, Li Yu:
    Optimal variance estimation based on lagged second-order difference in nonparametric regression. 1047-1063
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    Hao Jin, Si Zhang, Jinsuo Zhang:
    Spurious regression due to neglected of non-stationary volatility. 1065-1081
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    Pedro Delicado, Philippe Vieu:
    Choosing the most relevant level sets for depicting a sample of densities. 1083-1113
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    Dongik Jang, Hee-Seok Oh, Philippe Naveau:
    Identifying local smoothness for spatially inhomogeneous functions. 1115-1138
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    Lasse Holmström, Kyösti Karttunen, Jussi Klemelä:
    Estimation of level set trees using adaptive partitions. 1139-1163
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    Ricardo Fraiman, Leonardo Moreno, Sebastian Vallejo:
    Some hypothesis tests based on random projection. 1165-1189
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    Seyed Yaser Samadi, Lynne Billard, Mohammad Reza Meshkani, Ahmad Khodadadi:
    Canonical correlation for principal components of time series. 1191-1212

Volume 32, Number 4, December 2017

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    Adelaide Figueiredo:
    Bootstrap and permutation tests in ANOVA for directional data. 1213-1240
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    James S. Allison, Leonard Santana, Neill Smit, I. J. H. Visagie:
    An 'apples to apples' comparison of various tests for exponentiality. 1241-1283
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    Mahdi Mahdizadeh, Ewa Strzalkowska-Kominiak:
    Resampling based inference for a distribution function using censored ranked set samples. 1285-1308
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    Saeid Amiri, Reza Modarres, Silvelyn Zwanzig:
    Tests of perfect judgment ranking using pseudo-samples. 1309-1322
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    James S. Allison, Charl Pretorius:
    A Monte Carlo evaluation of the performance of two new tests for symmetry. 1323-1338
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    N. Balakrishnan, Helton Saulo, Marcelo Bourguignon, Xiaojun Zhu:
    On moment-type estimators for a class of log-symmetric distributions. 1339-1355
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    Deng Ding, Xiaofei Li, Yiqi Liu:
    A regression-based numerical scheme for backward stochastic differential equations. 1357-1373
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    Yanke Wu, Maozai Tian:
    An effective method to reduce the computational complexity of composite quantile regression. 1375-1393
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    Xiaohui Liu:
    Fast implementation of the Tukey depth. 1395-1410
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    H.-J. Sun, Kaoru Fukuda, B. D. McCullough:
    Inaccurate regression coefficients in Microsoft Excel 2003: an investigation of Volpi's "zero bug". 1411-1421
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    Meisam Zargar, Hadi Jabbari, M. Amini:
    Dependence structure and test of independence for some well-known bivariate distributions. 1423-1451
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    Filipe J. Marques, Carlos A. Coelho, Paulo C. Rodrigues:
    Testing the equality of several linear regression models. 1453-1480
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    Matias Heikkilä, Yves Dominicy, Pauliina Ilmonen:
    Multivariate moment based extreme value index estimators. 1481-1513
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    Alireza Ahmadabadi, Burcu Hudaverdi Ucer:
    Bivariate nonparametric estimation of the Pickands dependence function using Bernstein copula with kernel regression approach. 1515-1532
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    Tomás del Barrio Castro, Andrii Bodnar, Andreu Sansò:
    Numerical distribution functions for seasonal unit root tests with OLS and GLS detrending. 1533-1568
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    Mohammad Reza Mahmoudi, Mohsen Maleki:
    A new method to detect periodically correlated structure. 1569-1581
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    Tianshun Yan, Changlin Mei:
    A test for a parametric form of the volatility in second-order diffusion models. 1583-1596
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    Han Li, Kai Yang, Dehui Wang:
    Quasi-likelihood inference for self-exciting threshold integer-valued autoregressive processes. 1597-1620
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    Valdemar Melicher, Tom Haber, Wim Vanroose:
    Fast derivatives of likelihood functionals for ODE based models using adjoint-state method. 1621-1643
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    Yongge Tian, Bo Jiang:
    Quadratic properties of least-squares solutions of linear matrix equations with statistical applications. 1645-1663
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    Indrani Basak, N. Balakrishnan:
    Prediction of censored exponential lifetimes in a simple step-stress model under progressive Type II censoring. 1665-1687
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    Santu Ghosh, Arpita Chatterjee, N. Balakrishnan:
    Nonparametric confidence intervals for ranked set samples. 1689-1725
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    Leila Mohammadi:
    The joint signature of parallel systems for different permutations of failure times. 1727-1746
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    Dale Bowman, E. Olusegun George:
    Weighted least squares estimation for exchangeable binary data. 1747-1765
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    Chuanhai Liu, Ryan Martin, Nicholas Syring:
    Efficient simulation from a gamma distribution with small shape parameter. 1767-1775
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    Patrícia Leone Espinheira, Silvia L. P. Ferrari, Francisco Cribari-Neto:
    Erratum to: Bootstrap prediction intervals in beta regressions. 1777

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