Journal of the Royal Statistical Society -Series C - Antérieurs à 2005

2004

Volume 53, Part 4 2004

  • ROUSSON V., GASSER Th. - Simple component analysis, pp. 539-555 (résumé)
  • MÜLLER T.G., FALLER D., TIMMER J., SWAMEYE I., SANDRA O., KLINGMÜLLER U. - Tests for cycling in a signalling pathway, pp. 557-568 (résumé)
  • BERGER M.P.F., TAN F.E.S. - Robust designs for linear mixed effects models, pp. 569-581 (résumé)
  • POLITIS K., ROBERTSON L. - Bayesian updating of atmospheric despersion after a nuclear accident, pp. 583-600 (résumé)
  • HÄRKÄNEN T., ARJAS E. - Tumour incidence, prevalence and lethality estimation in the absence of cause-of-death information, pp. 601-617 (résumé)
  • LLOYD C.J., FROMMER D.J. - Regression-based estimation of the false negative fraction when multiple negatives are unverifies, pp. 619-631 (résumé)
  • BERZUINI C., ALLEMANI C. - Effectiveness of potent antiretroviral therapy on progression of human immunodeficiency virus: Bayesian modelling and model checking via counterfactual replicates., pp. 633-650 (résumé)
  • BALDI ANTOGNINI A., GIOVAGNOLI A. - A new "biased coin design" for the sequential allocation of two treatments, pp. 651-664 (résumé)
  • Corrigendum: Evaluation of trace evidence in the form of multivariate data, pp. 665-666 (résumé)

(résumés du no 4/2004)

Volume 53, Part 3 2004

  • CAUSSINUS Henri, MESTRE Olivier - Detection and correction of artificial shifts in climate series, pp.  405-425 
  • DE SANTIS Fulvio, PERONE PACIFICO Marco, SAMBUCINI Valeria - Optimal predictive sample size for case-control studies, pp. 427-441 
  • CHAKRABORTI S., LAAN P., WIEL M. A. - A class of distribution-free control charts, pp. 443-462 
  • CRUZ-MEDINA I.R., HETTMANSPERGER T.P., THOMAS H. -  Semiparametric mixture models and repeated measures: the multinomial cut point model, pp. 463-474 
  • PASQUALE Francesco, BARONE Piero, SEBASTIANI Giovanni, STANDER Julian - Bayesian analysis of dynamic magnetic resonance breast images, pp. 475-493 
  • NUMMI Tapio, MÖTTÖNEN Jyrki - Estimation and prediction for low degree polynomial models under measurement errors with an application to forest harvesters, pp. 495-505 
  • SCOTT Marc A., NORMAN Robert G., BERGER Kenneth I. - Modelling growth and decline in lung function in Duchenne's muscular dystrophy with an augmented linear mixed effects model, pp. 507-521 
  • LINDSEY P.J., KAUFMANN J. - Analysis of a longitudinal ordinal response clinical trial using dynamic models, pp. 523-533

(résumés du n° 3/2004)

Volume 53, Part 2 2004

  • HUERTA Gabriel, SANSÓ Bruno, STROUD Jonathan R. - A spatiotemporal model for Mexico City ozone levels, pp. 231-248 
  • GILL Paramjit S., SWARTZ Tim B. - Bayesian analysis of directed graphs data with applications to social networks, pp. 249-260 
  • BRAZZALE Alessandra Rosalba, SALVAN Alberto, ROLETTI Stefano - A hierarchical modelling approach for measuring reliability of and agreement between two types of magnetic field dosimeter, pp. 261-278 
  • LIPSITZ Stuart, PARZEN Michael, NATARAJAN Sundar, IBRAHIM Joseph, FITZMAURICE Garrett - Generalized linear models with a coarsened covariate, pp. 279-292
  • HERRING Amy H., IBRAHIM Joseph G., LIPSITZ Stuart R. - Non-ignorable missing covariate data in survival analysis: a case-study of an International Breast Cancer Study Group trial, pp. 293-310 
  • FOULKES A. S., DE GRUTTOLA V. , HERTOGS K.  - Combining genotype groups and recursive partitioning: an application to human immunodeficiency virus type 1 genetics data , pp. 311-323 
  • BINGHAM D. R., SCHOEN E. D., SITTER R. R. - Designing fractional factorial split-plot experiments with few whole-plot factors, pp. 325-339 
  • RUTTER Carolyn M., SIMON Gregory - A Bayesian method for estimating the accuracy of recalled depression, pp.  341-353 
  • KAUERMANN Goran, ORTLIEB Renate  - Temporal pattern in number of staff on sick leave: the effect of downsizing, pp. 355-367 
  • KUK Anthony Y. C. - A litter-based approach to risk assessment in developmental toxicity studies via a power family of completely monotone functions, pp. 369-386 
  • ZHANG Wenyang, STEELE Fiona - A semiparametric multilevel survival model, pp. 387-404 

(résumés du n° 2/2004)

Volume 53, Part 1 2004

  • HIRST D., NYCHKA D., BROWN T., CHARBONNEAU P., TVETE I.F. - Estimating catch at age from market sampling data by using a Bayesian  hierarchical model, pp. 1-14
  • OH H.-S., NYCHKA D., BROWN T., CHARBONNEAU P. - Period analysis of variable stars by robust smoothing, pp. 15-30
  • AL-AWADHI F., JENNISON C., HUM M. - Statistical image analysis for a confocal microscopy two-dimensional section of cartilage growth, pp.31-50
  • GASPARINI M., NUSSER H. Eisele J. - Repeated screening with inspection error and no false positive results with application to pharmaceutical pill production, pp. 51-62
  • LANDAU S, ELLISON-WRIGHT I.C., BULLMORE E.T. - Tests for a difference in timing of physiological response between two brain regions measured by using functional magnetic resonance imaging, pp. 63-82
  • OAKLEY J. - Estimatiing percentiles of uncertain computer code outputs, pp. 83-94
  • BEASLEY T.M., PAGE G.P., BRAND J.P.L., GADBURY G.L., MOUNTZ J.D., ALLISON D.B. - Chebyshev's inequality for nonparametric testing with small N and a  in microarray research, pp. 95-108
  • AITKEN C.G.G., D.. Lucy - Evaluation of  trace evidence in the form of  multivariate data, pp. 109-122
  • CATCHPOLE E.A., MORGAN B.J., T. COULSON - Conditional methodology for individual case history data, pp. 123-132
  • GODOLPHIN J.D. - Simple pilot procedures for the avoidance of disconnnected experimental designs, pp. 133-148
  • JACKSON C.H., SHARPLES L.D. - Models for longitudinal data with censored changepoints, pp. 149-162
  • THEOBALD C.M., GLASBEY C.A. HORGAN G.W., ROBINSON C.D. - Principal component analysis of landmarks from reversible images, pp. 163-176
  • O'BRIEN L.M., FITZMAURICE G.M. - Analysis of longitudinal multiple-source binary data using generalized estimating equations, pp. 177-194
  • STEPHENS D., CROWDER M. - Bayesian analysis of discrete time warranty data, pp. 195-218
  • MATEU J. MONTES F., PLAZA M. - The 1970 US draft lottery revisited: a spatial analysis, pp. 219-229

(résumés du n° 1/2004)

2003

Volume 52, Part 4, 2003

  • LIN H.-M., WILLIAMSON J.M., LIPSITZ S.R. - Calculating power for the comparison of dependent  K-coefficients, pp. 391-404
  • COLES S., PERICCHI L. - Anticipating catastrophes through extreme value modelling, pp. 405-416
  • BROCKWELL A.E., GHAN N.H., LEE P.K. - A class of models for aggregated traffic volume time series, pp. 417-430
  • CARPENTER J.R., GOLDSTEIN H., RASBASH J. - A novel bootstrap procedure for assessing the relationship between class size and achievement, pp. 431-444
  • FAREWELL V.T., LAWLESS J.F., GLADMAN D.D., UROWITZ M.B. - Tracing studies and analysis of the effect of loss to follow-up on mortality estimation from patient registry data, pp. 445-456
  • BERGER Y.G., SKINNER C.G.  - Variance estimation for a low income proportion , pp. 457-468
  • SHKEDY Z., AERTS M., MOLENBERGHS G, BEUTELS P., VAN DAMME - Modelling forces of infection by using monotone local polynomials, pp. 469-486
  • ALLCROFT D.J., GLASBEY C.A. - A latent Gaussian Markov random-field model for spatiotemporal rainfall disaggregation, pp. 487-498
  • OGATA Y., KATSURA K., TANEMURA M. - Modelling heterogeneous space-time occurrences of earthquakes and its residual analysis, pp. 499-510

(résumés du n° 4/2003)

Volume 52, Part 3, 2003

  • ATKINSON A.C. - Horwitz's rule, transforming both sides and the design of experiments for mechanistic models, pp.261-278
  • BATTAGLIA F., FENGA L. - Foreasting composite indicators with anticipated information: an application to the industrial production index, pp. 279-290
  • MEZZETTI M., IBRAHIM J.G., BOIS F.Y., RYAN L.M., SNGO L., SMITH T.J. - A Bayesian compartmental model for the evaluation of 1,3-butadiene metabolisme, pp. 291-306
  • CHAVE A.D., THOMSON D.J. - A bounded influence regression estimator based on the statistics of the hat matrix, pp. 307-322
  • HOGGART C.J., WALKER S.G., SMITH F.M. - Bivariate kurtotic distributions of garment fibre data, pp. 323-336
  • HEFFERMAN J.E., TAWN - An extreme value analysis for the investigation into the sinking of the M.V.Derbyshire, pp. 337-354
  • DUCHATEAU L., JANSSEN P., KEZIC I., FORTPIED - Evolution of recurrent asthma event rate over time in frailty models , pp. 355-364
  • GADBURY G.L., PAGE G.P.,HEO M., MOUNTZ J.D., ALLISON D.B. - Randomization tests for small samples: an application for genetic expression data, pp. 364-376
  • HIRST D., STORVIK G., SYERSVEEN A.R. - A hierarchical modelling approach to combining environmental data at different scales, pp. 377

(résumés du n° 3/2003)

Volume 52, Part 2, 2003

  • LEUNG D. H. Y. Leung, WANG Y.-G., AMAR D. - Early stopping by using stochastic curtailment in a three-arm sequential trial, pp. 139-152
  • KWONG G.P.S., HUTTON J.L. - Choice of parametric models in survival analysis: applications to monotherapy for epilepsy and cerebral palsy, pp. 153-168
  • KNORR -HELD L., RICHARDSON S. - A hierachical model for space-time surveillance data on meningococcal disease incidence, pp. 169-184
  • LINARDAKIS M. DELLAPORTAS P. - Assessment of Athens's metro passenger behaviour via a multiranked probit model, pp. 185-200
  • SEBASTIANI M.R. - Markov random-field models for estimating local labour markets, pp. 201-212
  • BÖCKENHOLT U. - Analysing state dependences in emotional experiences by dynamic count data models, pp. 213-226
  • UPTON G.J.G., HICKEY K.A., STALLARD - Regression models for cyclic data, pp. 227-236
  • CHAU P. H., YIP P.S.E., CUI J.S. - Reconstructing the incidence of human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) in Hong Kong by using data from HIV positive tests and diagnoses of acquired immune deficiency syndrome, pp. 237-248
  • SINHA D., PATRA K., DEY D.K. - Modelling accelerated life test data by using a Bayesian approach, pp. 249-259

(résumés du n° 2/2003)

Volume 52, Part 1, 2003

  • KAMMANN E. E., WAND M.P. - Geoadditive Models, pp. 1-18
  • CHEN Victoria C. P., GÜNTHER Dirk, JOHNSON Ellis L.- Solving for an optimal airline yield management policy via statistical learning, pp. 19-30
  • DRYDEN Ian L., SCARR Mark R., TAYLOR Charles C. - Bayesian texture segmentation of weed and crop images using reversible jump Markov chain Monte Carlo methods, pp. 31-50
  • KUK Anthony Y. C. - A generalized estimating equation approach to modelling foetal response in developmental toxicity studies when the number of implants is dose dependent, pp. 51-62
  • GEORGIADIS Marios P., JOHNSON Wesley O., GARDNER Ian A., SINGH Ramanpreet  - Correlation–Adjusted Estimation of Sensitivity and Specificity of Two Diagnostic Tests, pp. 63-76
  • BASU Sanjib, SEN Ananda, BANERJEE Mousumi - Bayesian analysis of competing risks with partially masked cause of failure, pp. 77-94
  • BESBEAS P., LEBRETON J.–D., MORGAN B. J. T. - The efficient integration of abundance and demographic data, pp. 95-102
  • ALLEN Theodore T., YU Liyang, SCHMITZ John - An experimental design criterion for minimizing meta–model prediction errors applied to die casting process design, pp. 103-118
  • RENSHAW Arthur, HABERMAN Steven - Lee–Carter mortality forecasting: a parallel generalized linear modelling approach for England and Wales mortality projections, pp. 119-137

(résumés du n° 1/2003)

2002

Volume 51 (Issue 4/2002)

  • AITCHISON John, GREENACRE Michael  - Biplots of compositional data, pp. 375-392
  • UPTON Graham J. G., BAXTER Paul D. - Denoising Radiocommunications Signals by Using Iterative Wavelet Shrinkage, pp. 393-404
  • LAMBERT Philippe - A Mixture Model to Assess the Effect of Hormonal Stimulation on the Development of Follicles in Prepubertal Heifers, pp. 405-420
  • HEMMING K., SHAW J. E. H. - A Parametric Dynamic Survival Model Applied to Breast Cancer Survival Times, pp. 421-436
  • ROBIN Stéphane - A Compound Poisson Model for Word Occurrences in DNA Sequences, pp. 437-452
  • CHIOGNA Monica, GAETAN Carlo - Dynamic Generalized Linear Models with Application to Environmental Epidemiology, pp. 453-468
  • CADIGAN N. G., FARRELL  P. J. - Generalized Local Influence with Applications to Fish Stock Cohort Analysis, pp. 469-484
  • GANGNON Ronald E. , KING William N. - Minimum Distance Estimation of the Distribution Functions of Stochastically Ordered
  • DIGGLE Peter, MOYEED Rana, ROWLINGSON Barry, THOMSON Madeleine - Childhood Malaria in the Gambia: A Case–Study in Model–Based Geostatistics

(résumés du n° 4/2002)

Volume 51 (Issue 3/2002)

  • FERNANDEZ Carmen, LEY Eduardo, STEEL  Mark F. J. - Bayesian modelling of catch in a north–west Atlantic fishery, pp. 257-280
  • HORTON Nicholas J., FITZMAURICE, Garrett M. - Maximum likelihood estimation of bivariate logistic models for incomplete responses with indicators of ignorable and non–ignorable missingness, pp. 281-296
  • WU Lang, WU Hulin - Missing time–dependent covariates in human immunodeficiency virus dynamic models, pp. 297-318
  • FRANCIS Brian, DITTRICH Regina, HATZINGER Reinhold, PENN Roger - Analysing partial ranks by using smoothed paired comparison methods: an investigation of value orientation in Europe, pp. 319-336
  • TATSUOKA Curtis - Data analytic methods for latent partially ordered classification models, pp. 337-350
  • SHADDICK Gavin, WAKEFIELD Jon - Modelling daily multivariate pollutant data at multiple sites, pp. 351-372
  • Corrigendum: Spatial variation in risk of disease: a nonparametric binary regression approach, p. 373

(résumés du n° 3/2002)

Volume 51 (Issue 2/2002)

  • CHEN M.-H., HARRINGTON D.P., IBRAHIM G.J. - Bayesian cure rate models for malignant melanoma: a case-study of Eastern Cooperative Oncology Group trial  E1690, pp. 135-150
  • BRAY I. - Application of Markov chain Monte Carlo methods to projecting cancer incidence and mortalilty, pp. 151-164
  • FOXALL R. , BADDELEY A. - Nonparametric measures of association between a spatial point process and a random set, with geological applications, pp. 165-182
  • LUCY D., AYKROYD G., POLLARD M. A. -Nonparametric calibration for age estimation, pp. 183-196
  • MYLES J. P. , DUFFY S.W.,PREVOST T.C. DAY N. E., HAKAMA M., SALMINEN T. - Markov chain Monte Carlo inference applied to a complex model for the longitudinal analyis of breast patterns, pp. 197-208
  • GLASBEY C.A. , YOUNG M.J. - Maximum a posterori estimation of image boundaries by dynamic programming, pp. 209-222
  • ARBIA G. , LAFRATTA G. -Anisotropic spatial sampling designs for urban pollution, pp. 223-234
  • DIFFY S.W. , CUZICK J., TABAR L., VITAK B. , CHEN T. H.-H., YEN M.-F., SMITH R.A. - Correcting for non-compliance bias in case-control studies to evaluate cancer screening programmes, pp. 235-244
  • WOLFER., FIRTH D. - Modelling subjective use of an ordinal response scale in a many period crossover experiment, p. 245-255

(résumés du n° 2/2002)

Volume 51 (Issue 1/2002)

  • HOGAN Joseph W., DANIELS Michael J. - A hierarchical modelling approach to analysing longitudinal data with drop-out and non-compliance, with application to an equivalence trial in paediatric acquired immune deficiency syndrome, pp. 1-22  
  • THEOBALD Chris M., TALBOT Mike - The Bayesian choice of crop variety and fertilizer dose, pp. 23-36
  • HUANG Guan-Hua, BANDEEN-ROCHE Karen, RUBIN Gary S.Building marginal models for multiple ordinal measurements, pp. 37-58
  • WANG Jixian - Sample reuse simulation in optimal design for Tmax in pharmacokinetic experiments, pp. 59-68
  • REBOUSSIN Beth A. , MILLER Michael E., LOHMAN Kurt K.,  TEN HAVE Thomas R. - Latent class models for longitudinal studies of the elderly with data missing at random, pp. 69-90
  • KOWALSKI J., TU X. M. - A generalized estimating equation approach to modelling incompatible data formats with covariate measurement error: application to human immunodeficiency virus immune markers, pp. 91-114 
  • KORHONEN Pasi, PALMGREN Juni - Effect modification in a randomized trial under non-ignorable non-compliance: an application to the alpha-tocopherol beta-carotene study, pp. 115-133

(résumés du n° 1/2002) 

2001

Volume 50 (Issue 4/2001)

  • BURZYKOWSKI Tomasz, MOLENBERGHS Geert, BUYSE Marc, GEYS Helena, RENARD Didier - Validation of surrogate end points in multiple randomized clinical trials with failure time end points, pp. 405-422
  • HAZELTON Martin L. - Estimation of origin–destination trip rates in Leicester , pp. 423-434
  • THOMAS Hoben, HETTMANSPERGER Thomas P. - Modelling change in cognitive understanding with finite mixtures, pp. 435-448
  • LAWLESS J. F., WIGG M. B., TULI S., DRAKE J., LAMBERTI-PASCULLI M. - Analysis of repeated failures or durations, with application to shunt failures for patients with paediatric hydrocephalus, pp. 449-466
  • LEONG Traci, LIPSITZ Stuart R., IBRAHIM Joseph G. - Incomplete covariates in the Cox model with applications to biological marker data, pp. 467-484
  • POLZEHL Jörg, SPOKOINY Vladimir G. - Functional and dynamic magnetic resonance imaging using vector adaptive weights smoothing , pp. 485-502
  • NICHOLLS Geoff, JONES Martin - Radiocarbon dating with temporal order constraints, pp. 503-522

(résumés du n° 4/2001) 

Volume 50 (Issue 3/2001)

  • FARRINGTON C.P., KANAAN M.N., GAY N.J. - Estimation of the basic reproduction number for infectious diseases from age-stratified serological survey data, pp. 251-292
  • STEINER Stefan H., MacKAY R. Jock  - Monitoring processes with data censored owing to competing risks by using exponentially weighted moving average control charts, pp. 293-302
  • ZHOU Xiao-Hua, STROUPE Kevin T., TIERNEY William M. -  Regression analysis of health care charges with heteroscedasticity, pp. 303-312
  • COOPER J.D., BIRD S.M. - Analysis of the bovine spongiform encephalopathy maternal cohort study, revisited, pp. 313-324
  • LESAFFRE E., SPIESSENS Bart - On the effect of the number of quadrature points in a logistic random effects model: an example, pp. 325-336
  • LEE Mei-Ling Ting, ROSNER Bernard A. - The average area under correlated receiver operating characteristic curves: a nonparametric approach based on, generalized two-sample Wilcoxon statistics, pp. 337-344
  • STROUD Jonathan R., MÜLLER Peter, ROSNER Gary L. - Optimal sampling times in population pharmacokinetic studies, pp. 345-360
  • IBRAHIM Joseph G., LIPSITZ Stuart R., HORTON Nick - Using auxiliary data for parameter estimation with non-ignorably missing outcomes, pp. 361-374
  • XU Jane, ZEGER Scott L. - Joint analysis of longitudinal data comprising repeated measures and times to events, pp. 375-388
  • SCOTT Alastair, WILD Chris - Case-control studies with complex sampling, pp. 389-402

(résumés du n° 3/2001) 

Volume 50 (Issue 2/2001)

  • DUNSON D.B. and DINSE G.E. - Bayesian incidence analysis of animal tumorigenicity data,pp.125-142
  • GLASBEY G. A. - Non-linear autorgressive time series with multivariate Gaussian mixtures as marginal distributions, pp.143-154
  • SEXTON C.J. LEVIS S.M. et PLEASE C.P. - Experiments for derived factors with application to hydraulic gear pumps, pp.155-170
  • PARISE H., DINSE G.E. et RYAN L.M. - Flexible estimates of tumour incidence for intermediately lethal tumours in a typical longterm animal bioassay, pp.171-186
  • TONELLATO S.F. - A multivariate time series model for the analysis and prediction of carbon monxide atmospheric concentrations, pp.187-100
  • FAHRMEIR L. et LANG S. - Bayesian inference for generalized additive mixed models based on Markov random field priors, pp201-220
  • BROWN P.E., DIGGLE P.J., LORD M.E. et YOUNG P.C. - Space-time calibration of radar rainfall data, pp.221-242
  • AVERY P.J. - The effect of dependence in a binary sequence on tests for a changepoint or a changed segment, pp.243-246
  • DITTRICH R., HATZINGER R. et KATZENBEISSER - Corrigendum: Modelling the effect of subject-specific covariates in paired comparison studies with an application to university rankings, pp.247-249

(résumés du n° 2/2001)

Volume 50 (Issue 1/ 2001)

  • HUDGENS G.M.,LONGINI M.I., HALLORAN E.M., CHOOPANYA K.,VANICHSENI S., KITAYAPORN, MASTRO T.D. et MOCK P.A.-
    Estimating the transmission probability of human immunodeficiency virus in injecting drug users in Thailand,1-14
  • MOLENBERGHS G.,KENWARD M.G. et GOETGHEBEUR - Sensitivity analysis for incomplete contingency tables: the Slovenian plebiscite case, pp. 15-30
  • PARISE H.,WAND M.P,RUPPERT D. et RYAN L. - Incorporation of historical controls using semiparametric mixed models, pp. 31-42
  • BETENSKY R.A. , WILLIAMS P.L. et LEDERMAN H.M. - Acomparison of models for clustered binary outcomes: analysis of a designed immunology experiment, pp.43-62
  • ERLANDSEN M. et HALKIER-SORENSEN L. - A dynamic random-effects model for recovery of skin barrier function: evaluation of the efficacy of different skin care products, pp.63-76
  • ROUGIER J.et GOLDSTEIN M. - A Bayesian analysis of fluid flow in pipe-lines, pp.77-94
  • PRADO R. WEST M. et KRYSTAL A.D. - Multichannel electroencephalographic analyses via dynamic regression models with time varying lag-lead structure, pp.95-110
  • PREZ-OCON R., RUIZ-CASTRO J.E. et GAMIZ-PEREZ M.L. - Non-homogeneous Markov models in the analysis of survival after breast cancer, pp.111 et s.

(résumés du n° 1/2001)

2000

Volume 49 (Issue 4/ 2000)

  • BUCK Caitlin E., SAHU Sujit K. - Bayesian models for relative archaeological chronology building, pp. 423-440
  • VINES S.K. - Simple principal components, pp. 441-452
  • CATHPOLE E.A., MORGAN B.J.T., COULSON T.N., FREEMAN S.N., ALBON S.D. - Factors influencing Soay sheep survival, pp. 453-472
  • WEIR I.S., PETTITT A.N. - Binary probability maps using a hidden conditional autoregressive Gaussian process with an application to Finnish common toad data, pp. 473-484
  • LYLES Robert H., LYLES Cynthia M., TAYLOR Douglas J. - Random regression models for human immunodeficiency virus ribonucleic acid data subject to left censoring and informative drop-outs, pp. 485-498
  • WALSHAW David, ANDERSON Clive W. - A model for extreme wind gusts, pp. 499-508
  • YUAN J., ZHANG Y. - Spectral analysis of combustion noise and flame pattern recognition, pp. 509-516
  • O'NEILL P.D., BALDING D.J., BECKER N.G., EEROLA M., MOLLISON D. - Analyses of infectious disease data from household outbreaks by Markov chain Monte Carlo methods, pp. 517-542
  • PIEVATOLO Antonio, ROTONDI Renata - Analysing the interevent time distribution to identify seismicity phases: a Bayesian nonparametric approach to the multiple-changepoint problem, pp. 543-562
  • HENDERSON R., MORTON-JONES T., McKNESPIEY P. - Bayesian volumetric calibration: an application of reversible jump Markov chain Monte Carlo methods, pp. 563-576
  • LAWS David J., O'HAGAN Anthony - Bayesian inference for rare errors in populations with unequal unit sizes, pp. 577-590
  • LEE Y., NELDER J.A. - Two ways of modelling overdispersion in non-normal data, pp. 591-598

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Volume 49 (Issue 3 2000)

  • GREENACRE M. - Correspondence analysis of square asymmetric matrices, pp. 297-310
  • KIM K.-J. et LIN K.J. - Simultaneous optimization of mechanical properties of steel by maximizing exponential desirability functions, pp. 311-326
  • MILLAR R.B. et MEYER R. - Non-linear state space modelling of fisheries biomass dynamics by using Metropolis-Hastings within-Gibbs sampling, pp..327-343
  • HUTTON J.L. et WILLIAMSON P.R. - Bias in meta-analysis due to outcome variable selection within studies, pp..359-370
  • TURNER T.R. - Estimating the propagation rate of a viral infection of potato plants via mixtures of regressions, pp. 371-384
  • GELFAND A.E., GHOSH S.K., CHRISTIANSEN C. SOUMERAI S.B. et McLaughlin T.J.,
  • Proportional hazards models: a latent competing risk approach, pp.385-398
  • GOLDSTEIN H., YANG M., OMAR R., TURNER R., et THOMPSON S. - Meta-analysis using multilevel models with an application to the study of class size effects, pp.399-412
  • LEE Y. et NELDER J.A. -The relationship between double-exponential families and extended quasi-likelihood families, with application to modelling Geissler's human sex ratio data, pp.413-420
  • DUNSON D.B. - Corrigendum: Models for papilloma multiplicity and regression: applications to transgenic mouse studies, pp.421 et s.

(résumés du n° 3/2000)

Volume 49 (Issue 2 2000)

  • AHN H., MOON H. et KODELL R.L. - Attribution of tumour lethality and estimation of the time to onset of occult tumours in the absence of cause-of-death information, pp. 157-170
  • GELFAND A.E., ECKER M.D., CHRISTIANSEN C., Mc LAUGHLIN T. J. et SOUMERAI S.B. - Conditional categorical response models with application to treatment of acute myocardial infarction, pp.171-186
  • FINKENSTADT B.F. et GRENFELL B. T. - Time series modelling of childhood diseases: a dynamical systems approach, - Small area variation in hospital admission rates: Bayesian adjustment for primary care and hospital factors, pp.187-206
  • CONGDON P. et BEST N. Small area variation in hospital admission rates: Bayesian adjustment for primary care and hospital factors, pp.207-226
  • CASSON E. et COLES S. - Simulation and extremal analysis of hurricane events, pp.227-246
  • GELMAN A., GOEGEBEUR Y., TUERLINCKX F. et MECHELEN VAN - Diagnostic checks for discrete data regression models using posterior predictive simulations, pp. 247-268
  • BOYS R.J., HENDERSON D.A. et WILKINSON D.J. - Detecting homogeneous segments in DNA sequences by using hidden Markov models, pp.269-286
  • LIPSITZ S. R. , IBRAHIM J. et MOLENBERGHS G. - Using a Box-Cox transformation in the analysis of longitudinal data with incomplete responses, pp.287

(résumés du n° 2/2000)

Volume 49 (Issue 1 2000)

  • GONIN R., LIPSITZ S.R., FITZMAURICE G. M., MOLENBERGHS G. - Regression modelling of weighted by using generalized estimating equations
  • DUNSON D.B. - Models for papilloma multiplicity and regression: applications to transgenic mouse studies
  • BORTOT P., COLES S., TAWN J. - The multivariate Gaussian tail model: an application to oceanographic data
  • WALSHAW D. - Modelling extreme wind speeds in regions prone to hurricanes
  • ZIDEK J.V., SUN W., LE N.D. - Designing and integrating composite networks for monitoring multivariate gaussian pollution fields
  • RANCOURT D., RIVEST L.-P. - Using orientation statistics to investigate variations in human kinematics
  • MacDONALD Z. - Analysing drug abuse with British Crime Survey data: modelling and questionnaire design issues
  • RAHME E., JOSEPH L., GYORKOS T.W. - Bayesian sample size determination for estimating binomial parameters from data subject to misclassification
  • CHEN M.-H., DEY D.K., SINHA D. - Bayesian analysis of multivariate mortality data with large families
  • PAIK M.C., SACCO R. L. - Matched case-control data analyses with missing covariates

(résumés du n° 1/2000)

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