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most citedEstimating the joint distribution of independent categorical variables via model selection

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math.ST2015

A Bayesian approach for the segmentation of series corrupted by a functional part

Meili Baragatti, Karine Bertin, Emilie Lebarbier +1

We propose a Bayesian approach to detect multiple change-points in a piecewise-constant signal corrupted by a functional part corresponding to environmental or experimental disturb…

math.ST2015

Estimating the number of change-points in a two-dimensional segmentation model without penalization

V. Brault, M. Delattre, E. Lebarbier +2

In computational biology, numerous recent studies have been dedicated to the analysis of the chromatin structure within the cell by two-dimensional segmentation methods. Motivated…

math.ST2014

Model selection for the segmentation of multiparameter exponential family distributions

Alice Cleynen, Emilie Lebarbier

We consider the segmentation problem of univariate distributions from the exponential family with multiple parameters. In segmentation, the choice of the number of segments remains…

math.ST2013

Segmentation of the Poisson and negative binomial rate models: a penalized estimator

Alice Cleynen, Emilie Lebarbier

We consider the segmentation problem of Poisson and negative binomial (i.e. overdispersed Poisson) rate distributions. In segmentation, an important issue remains the choice of the…

math.ST2009★ 3 cited

Estimating the joint distribution of independent categorical variables via model selection

C. Durot, E. Lebarbier, A. -S. Tocquet

Assume one observes independent categorical variables or, equivalently, one observes the corresponding multinomial variables. Estimating the distribution of the observed sequence a…