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proceedings in computational statistics, 12th symposium held in Barcelona, Spain 1996
International Association for Statistical Computing
Symposium on Computational Statistics 1996 : Barcelona, Spain)
1 online resource (xii, 507 pages) : illustrations
COMPSTAT symposia have been held regularly since 1974 when they started in Vienna. This tradition has made COMPSTAT a major forum for the interplay of statistics and computer sciences with contributions from many well known scientists all over the world. The scientific programme of COMPSTAT '96 covers all aspects of this interplay, from user-experiences and evaluation of software through the development and implementation of new statistical ideas. All papers presented belong to one of the three following categories: - Statistical methods (preferable new ones) that require a substantial use of computing; - Computer environments, tools and software useful in statistics; - Applications of computational statistics in areas of substantial interest (environment, health, industry, biometrics, etc.).
From the contents: Scientific Statistics, Teaching, Learning and the Computer -- Trends in the Information Technologies Markets -- The Future -- Robust Procedures for Regression Models with ARIMA Errors -- Functional Imaging Analysis Software-Computational Olio -- Automatic Modelling of Daily Series of Economic Activity -- New Methods for Quantitative Analysis of Short-Term -- Classification and Computers: Shifting the Focus -- Image Processing, Markov Chain Approach -- A Study of E-optimal Designs for Polynomial Regression -- From Fourier to Wavelet Analysis of Time Series -- Profile Methods -- A New Generation of a Statistical Computing Environment on the Net -- On Multidimensional Nonparametric Regression -- Parallel Model Selection in Logistic Regression Analysis -- BASS: Bayesian Analyzer of Event Sequences -- Zonois Data Depth: Theory and Computation -- Small Sequential Designs that Stay Close to a Target -- Prediction of Failure Events when No Failures have Occured -- Bayesian Analysis for Likelihood-Based Nonparametric Regression -- Computing High Breakdown Point Estimators for Planned Experiments and for Models with Qualitative Factors -- Computational Asymptotics.
"The papers assembled in this volume were presented at COMPSTAT'96, the XII biannual Symposium in Computational Statistics held under the auspices of the International Association for Statistical Computing"--Pref.
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