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stat.ME2015★ 1 cited

Linear Non-Gaussian Component Analysis via Maximum Likelihood

Benjamin B. Risk, David S. Matteson, David Ruppert

Independent component analysis (ICA) is popular in many applications, including cognitive neuroscience and signal processing. Due to computational constraints, principal component…

stat.AP2015

VARX-L: Structured Regularization for Large Vector Autoregressions with Exogenous Variables

William Nicholson, David Matteson, Jacob Bien

The vector autoregression (VAR) has long proven to be an effective method for modeling the joint dynamics of macroeconomic time series as well as forecasting. A major shortcoming o…

stat.AP2015★ 14 cited

Predicting Ambulance Demand: a Spatio-Temporal Kernel Approach

Zhengyi Zhou, David S. Matteson

Predicting ambulance demand accurately at fine time and location scales is critical for ambulance fleet management and dynamic deployment. Large-scale datasets in this setting typi…

stat.AP2015

Predicting Melbourne Ambulance Demand using Kernel Warping

Zhengyi Zhou, David S. Matteson

Predicting ambulance demand accurately in fine resolutions in space and time is critical for ambulance fleet management and dynamic deployment. Typical challenges include data spar…

stat.ME2015★ 6 cited

Change Points via Probabilistically Pruned Objectives

Nicholas A. James, David S. Matteson

The concept of homogeneity plays a critical role in statistics, both in its applications as well as its theory. Change point analysis is a statistical tool that aims to attain homo…