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A New Estimator: Median of the Distribution of the Mean in Robustness
In some statistical methods, the statistical information is provided in terms of the values used by classical estimators, such as the sample mean and sample variance.
Alfonso García-Pérez
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On Robustness for Spatio-Temporal Data
The spatio-temporal variogram is an important factor in spatio-temporal prediction through kriging, especially in fields such as environmental sustainability or climate change, where spatio-temporal data analysis is based on this concept.
Alfonso García-Pérez
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A Simulation Study to Explore Inference about Global Moran's I with Random Spatial Indexes
Inference procedures for spatial autocorrelation statistics assume that the underlying configurations of spatial units are fixed. However, sometimes this assumption can be disadvantageous, for example, when analyzing social media posts or moving objects.
René Westerholt
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Improved inference for a boundary parameter
Abstract The limiting distributions of statistics used to test hypotheses about parameters on the boundary of their domains may provide very poor approximations to the finite‐sample behaviour of these statistics, even for very large samples. We review theoretical work on this problem, describe hard and soft boundaries and iceberg estimators, and give ...
Soumaya Elkantassi +3 more
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Origin of the Bürgi‐Dunitz Angle
Everybody likes Bürgi‐Dunitz! Quantitative bonding analyses show that the obtuse Bürgi‐Dunitz trajectory is favored over the perpendicular approach of a nucleophile to carbonyl group by each key bonding term: i) electrostatic interactions; ii) Pauli repulsion between nucleophile HOMO and ketone π(C=O); and iii) HOMO(nucleophile)‐π*(C=O) LUMO orbital ...
Humberto A. Rodríguez +2 more
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Saddlepoint approximations as smoothers [PDF]
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Davison, A. C., Wang, Suojin
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Online deep Bingham network for probabilistic orientation estimation
In terms of computation overhead of the Bingham normalisation constant and uncertain choice of the loss function, we present an online deep Bingham network to estimate the orientation of objects and give theorems of the chosen loss function. The result shows that our method outperforms the state‐of‐the‐art in orientation accuracy and time efficiency ...
Wenjie Li +6 more
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Latent multinomial models for extended batch‐mark data
Abstract Batch marking is common and useful for many capture–recapture studies where individual marks cannot be applied due to various constraints such as timing, cost, or marking difficulty. When batch marks are used, observed data are not individual capture histories but a set of counts including the numbers of individuals first marked, marked ...
Wei Zhang +2 more
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We investigate saddlepoint approximations of tail probabilities of the score test statistic in logistic regression for genome‐wide association studies. The inaccuracy in the normal approximation of the score test statistic increases with increasing imbalance in the response and with decreasing minor allele counts.
Pål V. Johnsen +4 more
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A robust and fast two‐sample test for equal Pearson correlation coefficients (PCCs) is important in solving many biological problems, including, for example, analysis of differential co‐expression. However, few existing methods for this test can achieve robustness against deviation from normal distributions, accuracy under small sample sizes, and ...
Liang He +4 more
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