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The Effect of the Temporal Position of a Gap on Its Automatic Detection. [PDF]
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Global distribution and evolution of human metapneumovirus A2b2 clade: Insights from genomic surveillance. [PDF]
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A Global Comparison of Direct and Legacy Effects of Drought on Ecosystem Productivity. [PDF]
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Sixty years of plant community change in Europe indicate a shift toward nutrient-richer and denser vegetation. [PDF]
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Spring leaf-out keeps pace with warming across the Northern Hemisphere
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On Spectral Properties of Stationary Random Processes Connected by a Special Random Time Change
Journal of Mathematical Sciences, 2023zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Yakubovich, Yu. V., Rusakov, O. V.
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Change of measure up to a random time: theory
Journal of Applied Probability, 1991Change of measure up to fixed times or stopping times is the theme of the famous Cameron–Martin–Girsanov formula. The paper studies change of measure up to random times which are not stopping times of the natural filtration. The ultimate aim is to build up a family of interesting models for physics and chemistry.
Mortimer, T. M., Williams, David
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Random Time-Changed Extremal Processes
Theory of Probability & Its Applications, 2007The point process N = {(Tk ,X k ): k ≥ 1} we deal with here is an assumed Bernoulli point process with independent random vectors Xk in (0, ∞)d and with random time points Tk in (0, ∞), independent of X. For normalizing we use a regular sequence ξn(t, x )=( τn(t) ,u n(x)) of time-space changes of (0, ∞) 1+d .
E. I. Pancheva +2 more
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Quickest detection of an abrupt change in a random sequence with finite change-time
IEEE Transactions on Information Theory, 1994Summary: This paper proposes a new procedure for quickest detection of an abrupt change in a random sequence, where a change is known to occur with probability one. Applications include on-line speech segmentation, edge detection in image processing, and communications channel monitoring. In contrast to \textit{A. N.
Liu, Yong, Blostein, Steven D.
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