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Volume 10, Number 1, 2015

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    10 Year Anniversary of "Model Assisted Statistics and Applications". 1-2
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    Alexander C. Cambon, Kathy B. Baumgartner, Guy N. Brock, Nigel G. F. Cooper, Dongfeng Wu, Shesh N. Rai:
    Classification of clinical outcomes using high-throughput informatics: Part 1 - nonparametric method reviews. 3-23
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    David D. Hanagal, Susmita M. Bhambure:
    Comparison of shared gamma frailty models using the Bayesian approach. 25-41
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    Arvind Kumar, Cini Varghese, Eldho Varghese, Seema Jaggi:
    On the construction of designs with three-way blocking. 43-52
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    Bambang Suprihatin, Suryo Guritno, Sri Haryatmi:
    Asymptotic distribution of the bootstrap parameter estimator for AR(1) process. 53-61
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    Kalpana K. Mahajan, Sangeeta Arora, Kamaljit Kaur:
    Bayesian estimation for Gini index and a poverty measure in case of pareto distribution using Jeffreys' prior. 63-72
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    D. R. Barot, M. N. Patel:
    Posterior risks of estimates under balanced loss functions for progressive Type II censored data. 73-87

Volume 10, Number 2, 2015

Research Article

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    Alexander C. Cambon, Kathy B. Baumgartner, Guy N. Brock, Nigel G. F. Cooper, Dongfeng Wu, Shesh N. Rai:
    Classification of clinical outcomes using high-throughput informatics: Part 2 - parametric method reviews. 89-107
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    Surendra Singh, A. K. Paul, Ranjit Kumar Paul, L. M. Bhar, Ashok Kumar, Md Wasi Alam:
    Study of growth pattern of cattle under different error structures. 109-115
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    Ranjit Kumar Paul, Sandipan Samanta, Bishal Gurung:
    Monte Carlo simulation for comparison of different estimators of long memory parameter: An application of ARFIMA model for forecasting commodity price. 117-128
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    Housila P. Singh, Tanveer A. Tarray:
    A revisit to the Singh, Horn, Singh and Mangat's randomization device for estimating a rare sensitive attribute using Poisson distribution. 129-138
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    Housila P. Singh, Vishal Mehta:
    Estimation of scale parameter of a Morgenstern type bivariate uniform distribution using censored ranked set samples. 139-153
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    Sergei V. Dronov, Antonina S. Sazonova:
    Two approaches to cluster variable quantification. 155-162
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    Kajal Dihidar:
    Simultaneous estimation of several survey population parameters in complex surveys by Bayesian and classical methods. 163-173

Volume 10, Number 3, 2015

Editorial

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    Jiti Gao, Maxwell L. King:
    Special Issue on "Estimation, Testing and Forecasting in Econometrics". 175-177

Research Article

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    Maxwell L. King, Sivagowry Sriananthakumar:
    Point optimal testing: A survey of the post 1987 literature. 179-196
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    J. L. Bhowmik:
    Is the locally best invariant test uniformly most powerful for a wider class of invariant tests? 197-204
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    Maxwell L. King, Shahidur Rahman:
    Robustness of marginal likelihood based tests for random regression coefficients. 205-220
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    Munir Mahmood:
    The mean squared error of the likelihood based estimating equations in the general linear model. 221-229
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    Late Anis Chandra Mukhopadhyay, Rabindra Nath Das:
    Inference on log-linear regression model parameters with composite autocorrelated errors. 231-242
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    Ranjit Kumar Paul:
    ARIMAX-GARCH-WAVELET model for forecasting volatile data. 243-252
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    Ahmad Farid Osman, Maxwell L. King:
    Exponential smoothing with regressors: Estimation and initialization. 253-263
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    Ranjani Atukorala, Maxwell L. King, Sivagowry Sriananthakumar:
    Applications of information measures to assess convergence in the central limit theorem. 265-276

Volume 10, Number 4, 2015

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    Arijit Chaudhuri:
    Fifty years gone by. 277-281
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    Arijit Chaudhuri, Sanghamitra Pal:
    On efficacy of empirical Bayes estimation of a finite population mean of a sensitive variable through randomized responses. 283-288
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    Tasos C. Christofides:
    A new version of the item count technique. 289-297
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    Kajal Dihidar:
    On the comparison of some randomized response techniques under unequal probability sampling and super-population modelling. 299-307
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    Sally Abdelfatah, Reda Mazloum:
    An improved stratified randomized response model using two decks of cards. 309-320
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    Chang-Kyoon Son, Jong-Min Kim:
    Bayes linear estimator for two-stage and stratified randomized response models. 321-333
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    Tapan K. Nayak, Cheng Zhang, Samson A. Adeshiyan:
    Emerging applications of randomized response concepts and some related issues. 335-344
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    Tanveer A. Tarray, Housila P. Singh:
    A randomized response model for estimating a rare sensitive attribute in stratified sampling using poisson distribution. 345-360
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    Tanveer A. Tarray, Housila P. Singh:
    Some improved additive randomized response models utilizing higher order moments ratios of scrambling variable. 361-383
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    Samindranath Sengupta:
    Comparisons of sampling strategies for estimating finite population proportions in direct and randomized response surveys under a super population model. 385-390
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    Parimal Mukhopadhyay:
    Estimating functions in survey sampling using randomized response trials. 391-396
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    Arun Kumar Adhikary:
    Mean square error estimation in randomized response surveys. 397-409
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    Purnima Shaw:
    Estimating a finite population mean of a sensitive quantitative variable from a single probability sample by the Item Count Technique. 411-419
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    Raghunath Arnab, Thuto Mothupi:
    Randomized response techniques: A case study of the risky behaviors' of students of a certain University. 421-430
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    V. R. Padmawar:
    On an example of a randomized response model. 431-440
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    Andreas Quatember:
    Warner in practice: How to incorporate true answers in a generalized Warner model. 441-451

Editorial

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    Sarjinder Singh:
    Meeting Report: STAT-HAWKERS at the JSM-2014, Boston, USA. 453-456

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