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most citedInference using shape-restricted regression splines

151 citations · 222 across the 5 of their papers we have counts for

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stat.AP2018★ 9 cited

cgam: An R Package for the Constrained Generalized Additive Model

Xiyue Liao, Mary C. Meyer

The cgam package contains routines to fit the generalized additive model where the components may be modeled with shape and smoothness assumptions. The main routine is cgam and nin…

stat.ME2018

Estimation and inference of domain means subject to shape constraints

Cristian Oliva-Aviles, Mary C. Meyer, Jean D. Opsomer

Population domain means are frequently expected to respect shape or order constraints that arise naturally with survey data. For example, given a job category, mean salaries in big…

stat.ME2017

Checking validity of monotone domain mean estimators

Cristian Oliva-Aviles, Mary C. Meyer, Jean D. Opsomer

Estimates of population characteristics such as domain means are often expected to follow monotonicity assumptions. Recently, a method to adaptively pool neighboring domains was pr…

stat.ME2013

Testing against a linear regression model using ideas from shape-restricted estimation

Bodhisattva Sen, Mary Meyer

A formal likelihood ratio hypothesis test for the validity of a parametric regression function is proposed, using a large-dimensional, nonparametric double cone alternative. For ex…

stat.AP2008★ 151 cited

Inference using shape-restricted regression splines

Mary C. Meyer

Regression splines are smooth, flexible, and parsimonious nonparametric function estimators. They are known to be sensitive to knot number and placement, but if assumptions such as…

math.ST2007★ 62 cited

Estimating a Polya frequency function_2

Jayanta Kumar Pal, Michael Woodroofe, Mary Meyer

We consider the non-parametric maximum likelihood estimation in the class of Polya frequency functions of order two, viz. the densities with a concave logarithm. This is a subclass…