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20172022
most citedThe nature and origin of heavy tails in retweet activity

17 citations · 18 across the 12 of their papers we have counts for

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14 papers

cs.SI2022

Are we always in strife? A longitudinal study of the echo chamber effect in the Australian Twittersphere

Mehwish Nasim, Derek Weber, Tobin South +4

Contrary to expectations that the increased connectivity offered by the internet and particularly Online Social Networks (OSNs) would result in broad consensus on contentious issue…

math.PR2021

RAP-modulated Fluid Processes: First Passages and the Stationary Distribution

Nigel G. Bean, Giang T. Nguyen, Bo F. Nielsen +1

We construct a stochastic fluid process with an underlying piecewise deterministic Markov process (PDMP) akin to the one used in the construction of the rational arrival process (R…

math.PR2020

Matrix-Analytic Methods for the analysis of Stochastic Fluid-Fluid Models

Nigel G. Bean, Małgorzata M. O'Reilly, Zbigniew Palmowski

Stochastic fluid-fluid models (SFFMs) offer powerful modeling ability for a wide range of real-life systems of significance. The existing theoretical framework for this class of mo…

stat.ME2020

Bayesian estimation of trend components within Markovian regime-switching models for wholesale electricity prices: an application to the South Australian wholesale electricity market

Angus Lewis, Nigel Bean, Giang Nguyen

We discuss and extend methods for estimating Markovian-Regime-Switching (MRS) and trend models for wholesale electricity prices. We argue the existing methods of trend estimation u…

math.PR2019★ 1 cited

Yaglom limit for Stochastic Fluid Models

Nigel G. Bean, Małgorzata M. O'Reilly, Zbigniew Palmowski

In this paper we provide the analysis of the limiting conditional distribution (Yaglom limit) for stochastic fluid models (SFMs), a key class of models in the theory of matrix-anal…

stat.ME2019

Estimation of Markovian-regime-switching models with independent regimes

Nigel Bean, Angus Lewis, Giang Nguyen

Markovian-regime-switching (MRS) models are commonly used for modelling economic time series, including electricity prices where independent regime models are used, since they can…