Journal of the Royal Statistical Society - Series

Volume 178, n° 4, October 2015

Editorial:

  • SHLOMO Natalie, GOLDSTEIN Harvey - Big data in social research, pp. 787–790

Original Articles

  • DIGGLE Peter J. - Statistics: a data science for the 21st century, pp. 793–813
  • HANCOCK Ruth, MORCIANO Marcello, PUDNEY Stephen, ZANTOMIO Francesca - Do household surveys give a coherent view of disability benefit targeting?: a multisurvey latent variable analysis for the older population in Great Britain, pp. 815–836
  • CARRIERO Andrea, CLARK Todd E., MARCELLINO Massimiliano - Realtime nowcasting with a Bayesian mixed frequency model with stochastic volatility, pp. 837–862
  • GOTTARD Anna, MATTEI Alessandra, VIGNOLI Daniele - The relationship between education and fertility in the presence of a time varying frailty component, pp. 863–881
  • BÖHEIM René, LACKNER Mario - Gender and risk taking: evidence from jumping competitions, pp. 883–902
  • KATKI Hormuzd A., CHEUNG Li C., FETTERMAN Barbaran, CASTLE Philip E., SUNDARAM  Rajeshwari - A joint model of persistent human papilloma virus infection and cervical cancer risk: implications for cervical cancer screening, pp. 903–923
  • GHILAGABER Gebrenegus, WÄNSTRÖM Linda - Adjusting for selection bias in assessing the relationship between sibship size and cognitive performance, pp. 925–944
  • KLAUSCH Thomas, HOX Joop, SCHOUTEN Barry - Selection error in single- and mixed mode surveys of the Dutch general population, pp. 945–961
  • SCHNEIDER Matthew J., ABOWD John M. - A new method for protecting interrelated time series with Bayesian prior distributions and synthetic data, pp. 963–975
  • WHELDON Mark C., RAFTERY Adrian E., CLARK Samuel J., GERLAND Patrick - Bayesian reconstruction of two-sex populations by age: estimating sex ratios at birth and sex ratios of mortality, pp. 977–1007
  • ROSS Michelle, WAKEFIELD Jon - Bayesian hierarchical models for smoothing in two-phase studies, with application to small area estimation, pp. 1009–1023
  • BARTOLUCCI Francesco, DARDANONI Valentino, PERACCHI Franco - Ranking scientific journals via latent class models for polytomous item response data, pp. 1025–1049
  • MILITINO A. F., UGARTE M. D., GOICOA T. - Deriving small area estimates from information technology business surveys, pp. 1051–1067
  • HUND Lauren, BEDRICK Edward J., MILLER Curtis, HUERTA Gabriel, NEZ Teddy, RAMONE Sandy, SHUEY Chris, CAJERO Miranda, LEWIS Johnnye - A Bayesian framework for estimating disease risk due to exposure to uranium mine and mill waste on the Navajo Nation, pp. 1069–1091


   

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Obituaries

  • SMITH Martha K., REID Stuart, MURRAY Max, REVIE Crawford - Obituaries, pp. 1093–1096

Book reviews

  • KOSTENKO Andrey - Using R for Numerical Analysis in Science and Engineering, p. 1098
  • CHATURVEDI Anoop - Modeling Count Data, pp. 1098–1099
  • PALLMANN Philip - Analyzing Baseball Data with R, p. 1099
  • OKKAN Umut, INAN Gül - Simulating Nature: a Philosophical Study of Computer-simulation Uncertainties and Their Role in Climate Science and Policy Advice, pp. 1099–1100
  • GILLARD Jonathan - Bayesian and Frequentist Regression Methods, pp. 1100–1101

(résumés du n° 4/2015)

Volume 178, n° 3, June 2015

  • EICKMEIER Sandra, LEMKE Wolfgang, MARCELLINO Massimiliano - Classical time varying factor-augmented vector auto-regressive models—estimation, forecasting and structural analysis, pp. 493–533
  • LOPEZ-VIZCAINO Esther, LOMBARDIA María José, MORALES Domingo - Small area estimation of labour force indicators under a multinomial model with correlated time and area effects, pp. 535–565
  • CONIGLIANI Caterina, MANCA Andrea, TANCREDI Andrea - Prediction of patient-reported outcome measures via multivariate ordered probit models, pp. 567–591
  • ALBARRAN Irene, ALONSO Pablo, GRANE Aurea - Profile identification via weighted related metric scaling: an application to dependent Spanish children, pp. 593–618
  • GILE Krista J., HANDCOCK Mark S. - Network model-assisted inference from respondent-driven sampling data, pp. 619–639
  • HONG Andrew E., BARBU Corentin M., SMALL Dylan S., LEVY Michael Z. - Mapping the spatial distribution of a disease-transmitting insect in the presence of surveillance error and missing data, pp. 641–658
  • TITMAN A. C., COSTAIN D. A., RIDALL P. G., GREGORY K. - Joint modelling of goals and bookings in association football, pp. 659–683
  • BAETSCHMANN Gregori, STAUB Kevin E., WINKELMANN Rainer - Consistent estimation of the fixed effects ordered logit model, pp. 685–703
  • LAGONA Francesco, MARUOTTI Antonello, PADOVANO Fabio - Multilevel multivariate modelling of legislative count data, with a hidden Markov chain, pp. 705–723
  • HONG Hyokyoung Grace, YUE Yu, GHOSH Pulak - Bayesian estimation of long-term health consequences for obese and normal-weight elderly people, pp. 725–739
  • SACHETI Abhinav, GREGORY-SMITH Ian, PATON David - Home bias in officiating: evidence from international cricket, pp. 741–755
  • HARTMAN Erin, GRIEVE Richard, RAMSAHAI Roland, SEKHON Jasjeet S. - From sample average treatment effect to population average treatment effect on the treated: combining experimental with observational studies to estimate population treatment effects, pp. 757–778

(résumés du n° 3/2015)

Volume 178, n° 2, February 2015

  • LEVELL Peter - Is the Carli index flawed?: assessing the case for the new retail price index RPIJ, pp. 303–336
  • SHI Peng, ZHANG Wei - Private information in healthcare utilization: specification of a copula-based hurdle model, pp. 337–361
  • AMIRAAL Ryan, HANDCOCK Mark S. - A log-linear modelling approach to assessing the consistency of ego reports of dyadic outcomes with applications to fertility and sexual partnerships, pp. 363–382
  • AKTEKIN Tevfik, MUSAL Muzaffer - Analysis of income inequality measures on human immunodeficiency virus mortality: a spatiotemporal Bayesian perspective, pp. 383–403
  • LECKIE George, GOLDSTEIN Harvey - A multilevel modelling approach to measuring changing patterns of ethnic composition and segregation among London secondary schools, 2001–2010, pp. 405–424
  • PENG Roger D., BUTZ Arlene M., HACKSTADT Amber J., WILLIAMS D'Ann L., DIETTE Gregory B., BREYSSE Patrick N., MATSUI Elizabeth C. - Estimating the health benefit of reducing indoor air pollution in a randomized environmental intervention, pp. 425–443
  • GIORGI Emanuele, SESAY Sanie S. S., TERLOUW Dianne J., DIGGLE Peter J. - Combining data from multiple spatially referenced prevalence surveys using generalized linear geostatistical models, pp. 445–464
  • REICH Brian J., PORTER Michael D. - Partially supervised spatiotemporal clustering for burglary crime series identification, pp. 465–480
  • BAKER Rose D., McHALE Ian G. - Time varying ratings in association football: the all-time greatest team is.., pp. 481–492

(résumés du n° 2/2015)

Volume 178, n° 1, January 2015

  • SHIRLEY Kenneth E., GELMAN Andrew - Hierarchical models for estimating state and demographic trends in US death penalty public opinion, pp. 1–28
  • MIRANDA María Dolores Martínez, NIELSEN Bent, NIELSEN Jens Perch - Inference and forecasting in the age–period–cohort model with unknown exposure with an application to mesothelioma mortality, pp. 29–55
  • FORONI Claudia, MARCELLINO Massimiliano, SCHUMACHER Christian - Unrestricted mixed data sampling (MIDAS): MIDAS regressions with unrestricted lag polynomials, pp. 57–82
  • VASSALLO Rebecca, DURRANT Gabriele B., SMITH Peter W. F., GOLDSTEIN Harvey - Interviewer effects on non-response propensity in longitudinal surveys: a multilevel modelling approach, pp. 83–99
  • MORENO-SERRA Rodrigo, SMITH Peter C. - Broader health coverage is good for the nation's health: evidence from country level panel data, pp. 101–124
  • LLOYD Christopher D. - Local cost surface models of distance decay for the analysis of gridded population data, pp. 125–146
  • GREENAN Charlotte C. - Diffusion of innovations in dynamic networks, pp. 147–166
  • KOOPMAN Siem Jan, LIT Rutger - A dynamic bivariate Poisson model for analysing and forecasting match results in the English Premier League, pp. 167–186
  • MAZZUCCO Stefano, SCARPA Bruno - Fitting age-specific fertility rates by a flexible generalized skew normal probability density function, pp. 187–203
  • NOUFAILY Angela, GHEBREMICHAEL-WELDESELASSIE Yonas, ENKI Doyo Gragn, GARTHWAITE Paul, ANDREWS Nick, CHARLETT André, FARRINGTON Paddy - Modelling reporting delays for outbreak detection in infectious disease data, pp. 205–222
  • KEELE Luke, TITIUNIK Rocío, ZUBIZARRETA José R. - Enhancing a geographic regression discontinuity design through matching to estimate the effect of ballot initiatives on voter turnout, pp. 223–239
  • GILE Krista J., JOHNSTON Lisa G., SALGANIK Matthew J. - Diagnostics for respondent-driven sampling, pp. 241–269
  • PERRAKIS Konstantinos, KARLIS Dimitris, COOLS Mario, JANSSENS Davy - Bayesian inference for transportation origin–destination matrices: the Poisson–inverse Gaussian and other Poisson mixtures, pp. 271–296

Book Reviews

  • HEWSON Paul - Bayesian Data Analysis, pp. 301
  • PILLING Mark - Statistics Topics, pp. 301–302
  • KAIMI Irene - Understanding Advanced Statistical Methods, p. 302

(résumés du n° 1/2015)
   

   

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