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Vecchia Approximations and Optimization for Multivariate Matérn Models

Youssef Fahmy, Joseph Guinness

We describe our implementation of the multivariate Matérn model for multivariate spatial datasets, using Vecchia's approximation and a Fisher scoring optimization algorithm. We con…

stat.ME2019

Mean-dependent nonstationary spatial models

Geoffrey Colin Lee Peterson, Joseph Guinness, Adam Terando +1

Nonstationarity is a major challenge in analyzing spatial data. For example, daily precipitation measurements may have increased variability and decreased spatial smoothness in are…

stat.ME2019

Smooth Density Spatial Quantile Regression

Halley Brantley, Montserrat Fuentes, Joseph Guinness +1

We derive the properties and demonstrate the desirability of a model-based method for estimating the spatially-varying effects of covariates on the quantile function. By modeling t…

stat.ME2019

Baseline Drift Estimation for Air Quality Data Using Quantile Trend Filtering

Halley L. Brantley, Joseph Guinness, Eric C. Chi

We address the problem of estimating smoothly varying baseline trends in time series data. This problem arises in a wide range of fields, including chemistry, macroeconomics, and m…

stat.ME2018

Nonparametric Spectral Methods for Multivariate Spatial and Spatial-Temporal Data

Joseph Guinness

We propose computationally efficient methods for estimating stationary multivariate spatial and spatial-temporal spectra from incomplete gridded data. The methods are iterative and…

stat.ME2018

Vecchia approximations of Gaussian-process predictions

Matthias Katzfuss, Joseph Guinness, Wenlong Gong +1

Gaussian processes (GPs) are highly flexible function estimators used for geospatial analysis, nonparametric regression, and machine learning, but they are computationally infeasib…