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Advances in Data Analysis
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Assessing the stability of supplementary elements on principal axes maps through bootstrap resampling. Contribution to interpretation in textual analysis
A doubly projected analysis for lexical tables
Analysis of a mixture of closed on open-ended questions in the case of a multilingual survey
Number of frequent patterns in random databases
Measures of divergence in model selection
High leverage points and outliers in generalized linear models for ordinal data
On a minimization problem involving divergences and its applications
Remarks on stochastic models under consideration
New invariance principles for critical branching process in random environment
Gaussian approximation for multichannel Queueing systems
Stochastic insurance models, their optimality and stability
Central limit theorem for random fields and applications
A Berry-Eseen type estimate for dependent systems on transitive graphs
Critical and subcritical branching symmetric random walks on d-Dimensional lattices
Finite Markov chain embedding for the exact distribution of patterns in a set of random sequences
On the convergence of the discrete-time homogeneous Markov chain
Comparing the Gompertz-type models with a first passage time density model
A comparison of recent procedures in Weibull mixture testing
Hierarchical bayesian modelling of geographic dependence of risk in household insurance
The FCN framework : development and applications
On the use of self-organising maps to analyse spectral data
Neuro-fuzzy versus traditional models for forecasting wind energy production
Nonparametric comparison of several sequential k-out-of-n systems
Adjusting p-values when n is large in the presence of nuisance parameters
Fitting pareto II distributions on firm size : statistical methodology and economic puzzles
Application of extreme value theory to economic capital estimation
Multiresponse robust engineering : industrial experiment parameter estimation
Inference for binomial change point data
Assessing the stability of supplementary elements on principal axes maps through bootstrap resampling. Contribution to interpretation in textual analysis
A doubly projected analysis for lexical tables
Analysis of a mixture of closed on open-ended questions in the case of a multilingual survey
Number of frequent patterns in random databases
Measures of divergence in model selection
High leverage points and outliers in generalized linear models for ordinal data
On a minimization problem involving divergences and its applications
Remarks on stochastic models under consideration
New invariance principles for critical branching process in random environment
Gaussian approximation for multichannel Queueing systems
Stochastic insurance models, their optimality and stability
Central limit theorem for random fields and applications
A Berry-Eseen type estimate for dependent systems on transitive graphs
Critical and subcritical branching symmetric random walks on d-Dimensional lattices
Finite Markov chain embedding for the exact distribution of patterns in a set of random sequences
On the convergence of the discrete-time homogeneous Markov chain
Comparing the Gompertz-type models with a first passage time density model
A comparison of recent procedures in Weibull mixture testing
Hierarchical bayesian modelling of geographic dependence of risk in household insurance
The FCN framework : development and applications
On the use of self-organising maps to analyse spectral data
Neuro-fuzzy versus traditional models for forecasting wind energy production
Nonparametric comparison of several sequential k-out-of-n systems
Adjusting p-values when n is large in the presence of nuisance parameters
Fitting pareto II distributions on firm size : statistical methodology and economic puzzles
Application of extreme value theory to economic capital estimation
Multiresponse robust engineering : industrial experiment parameter estimation
Inference for binomial change point data
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