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Scalable and robust regression models for continuous proportional data. [PDF]

J Am Stat Assoc
Lee CJ, Dahl BK, Ovaskainen O, Dunson DB.   +3 more
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Seasonal Variation of Butterfly Diversity in Subtropical Urban Forests of Nepal. [PDF]

Ecol Evol
Miya MS, Chhetri A, Subedi B, Sharma P, Tamang SR, Panthee S, Miya H.   +6 more
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Genetic recombination shapes complex hybrid effects across the pig genome. [PDF]

Natl Sci Rev
Xie HB, Huang ZQ, Wang LG, Zhang LC, Yan SS, Deng JK, Adeola AC, Li QL, Tao L, Li K, Zhao SH, Zeng ZB, Wang LX, Zhang YP.   +13 more
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Cuts in Natural Exponential Families

Theory of Probability and Its Applications, 1996
The concept of cuts [\textit{O. E. Barndorff-Nielsen}, Exponential families and conditioning. Sc. D. Thesis, Univ. Copenhagen (1973; Zbl 0297.62001)], which is intimately connected to the concepts of \(S\)-ancillarity and \(S\)-sufficiency, has been studied in the context of general exponential families.
Barndorff-Nielsen, O. E., Koudou, A. E.
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Orthogonal polynomials and natural exponential families

Test, 1996
There exist several different characterizations of the class of quadratic natural exponential families onR, two of which use orthogonal polynomials. In Feinsilver (1986), the polynomials result from the derivation of the probability densities while Meixner (1934) adopts an exponential generating function.
Denys Pommeret
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The Lindsay transform of natural exponential families

Canadian Journal of Statistics, 1994
AbstractLet μ be an infinitely divisible positive measure on R. If the measure ρμ is such that x‐2[ρμ(dx)—ρμ({0})δ0(dx)] is the Lévy measure associated with μ and is infinitely divisible, we consider for all positive reals α and β the measure Tα,β(μ) which is the convolution of μ*α and ρμ*β.
Kokonendji, C. C., Seshadri, V.
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Conditionally Reducible Natural Exponential Families and Enriched Conjugate Priors

Scandinavian Journal of Statistics, 2001
Consider a standard conjugate family of prior distributions for a vector‐parameter indexing an exponential family. Two distinct model parameterizations may well lead to standard conjugate families which are not consistent, i.e. one family cannot be derived from the other by the usual change‐of‐variable technique.
G. CONSONNI, VERONESE, PIERO
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Finite mixtures of natural exponential families

Canadian Journal of Statistics, 1991
Let μ be a positive measure concentrated on R+ generating a natural exponential family (NEF) F with quadratic variance function VF(m), m being the mean parameter of F. It is shown that v(dx) = (γ+x)μ(γ ≥ 0) (γ ≥ 0) generates a NEF G whose variance function is of the form l(m)Δ+cΔ(m), where l(m) is an affine function of m, Δ(m) is a polynomial in m (the
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Posterior variance for quadratic natural exponential families

Statistics and Probability Letters, 2001
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Denys Pommeret
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