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High-Dimensional Density Estimation via SCA: An Example in the Modelling of Hurricane Tracks
Susan M. Buchman, Ann B. Lee, Chad M. Schafer
We present nonparametric techniques for constructing and verifying density estimates from high-dimensional data whose irregular dependence structure cannot be modelled by parametri…
Sequential category aggregation and partitioning approaches for multi-way contingency tables based on survey and census data
L. Fraser Jackson, Alistair G. Gray, Stephen E. Fienberg
Large contingency tables arise in many contexts but especially in the collection of survey and census data by government statistical agencies. Because the vast majority of the vari…
Rejoinder of: Treelets--An adaptive multi-scale basis for spare unordered data
Ann B. Lee, Boaz Nadler, Larry Wasserman
Rejoinder of "Treelets--An adaptive multi-scale basis for spare unordered data" [arXiv:0707.0481]
Discussion of: Bayesian views of an archaeological find
Joseph B. Kadane
Discussion of ``Statistical analysis of an archeological find'' by Andrey Feuerverger [arXiv:0804.0079]
Discussion of: Statistical analysis of an archeological find
Holger Höfling, Larry Wasserman
Discussion of ``Statistical analysis of an archeological find'' by Andrey Feuerverger [arXiv:0804.0079]
Describing disability through individual-level mixture models for multivariate binary data
Elena A. Erosheva, Stephen E. Fienberg, Cyrille Joutard
Data on functional disability are of widespread policy interest in the United States, especially with respect to planning for Medicare and Social Security for a growing population…