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ORCIDModel Assisted Statistics and Applications, Volume 4
Volume 4, Number 1, 2009
- Stan Lipovetsky:
How can we promote the Model Assisted Statistics and Application journal? 1-3 - N. A. Hassan, Mariam K. Metry, Elsayed M. Nigam:
Performance analysis of multiclass queueing network model with positive Poisson batch sizes following discrete review policy. 5-13 - Nidhi Mathur, Housila P. Singh:
An improved procedure for estimation of proportion of a sensitive attribute of the population. 15-21 - D. Shukla, Yashwant Singh Rajput, Narendra Singh Thakur:
Estimation of spanning tree mean-edge using node sampling. 23-37 - Igor Mandel, Dmitri V. Kuznetsov:
Statistical and physical paradigms in the social sciences. 39-62 - Housila P. Singh, Vankim Chander:
New classes of estimators for dispersion parameter of a chi-distributed radial error with application to target analysis. 63-78
Volume 4, Number 2, 2009
- Stan Lipovetsky:
Editorial. 81 - Rajesh Singh
, A. A. Vidhale, Mark Carpenter:
Bayes estimators of parameters of Poisson type exponential class software model considering generalized Poisson and gamma priors. 83-89 - Cherylyn Almonte, B. M. Golam Kibria:
On some classical, bootstrap and transformation confidence intervals for estimating the mean of an asymmetrical population. 91-104 - Sangeeta Arora, Kalpana K. Mahajan, Sudesh Pundir:
Confidence bands and statistical inference for conditional coefficient of variation in case of crossing Lorenz curves. 105-115 - Boris Zaslavsky:
Using StatXact to calculate tolerance intervals in studies with Poisson outcomes. 117-122 - Shengyan Hong, Guijing Chen, Shuhe Hu:
Evaluation of the sensitivity and specificity of qualitative diagnostic test under normal assumption. 123-130 - Janusz L. Wywial:
Performing quantiles in regression sampling strategy. 131-142 - Boris Shulkin, Shlomo S. Sawilowsky:
Estimating a population median with a small sample. 143-155
Volume 4, Number 3, 2009
- Stan Lipovetsky:
On the problems of statistical modeling in marketing and advertising research. 157-158 - Dmitri V. Kuznetsov:
1-to-1 personalized consumer-product marketing in real-life environment with critical word-of-mouth (WOM) impacts. 159-169 - Melvin Prince, Mark A. Davies:
A latent class analysis of brand prestige. 171-180 - Vladimir Ladyzhets:
Building default models for subprime mortgages: Assessing the risk in a rapidly changing environment. 181-202 - Ewa Nowakowska:
Outlier-robust segmentation solution - model-based approach. 203-213 - Igor Mandel:
Statistical modeling in a wider frame: A marketing primer. 215-237
Volume 4, Number 4, 2009
- Stan Lipovetsky:
Editorial: Teaching Statistics. 239-240 - S. Jonathan Mends-Cole:
The influence of the constructivist perspective on the teaching of statistics and the importance of teaching with data. 241-246 - Ilya Lipkovich:
A case study in selecting optimal number of trials in Bayesian decision making. 247-251 - Arkady E. Shemyakin, Brenda Tiefenbruck:
Community-oriented projects in calculus-based statistics courses. 253-264 - Lawrence M. Lesser, Mark E. Glickman:
Using magic in the teaching of probability and statistics. 265-274 - Marcin Kozak:
Teaching statistics = teaching thinking statistically. 275-279 - Marcin Kozak, Ewa Bakinowska, Jakub Paderewski:
Polish agricultural universities students' graphical perception. 281-286 - J. Subramani, K. N. Ponnuswamy:
Construction and analysis of sudoku designs. 287-301 - Tammy A. Grace, Shlomo S. Sawilowsky:
Data error prevention and cleansing: A comprehensive guide for instructors of statistics and their students. 303-312 - Stan Lipovetsky, Igor Mandel:
How art helps to understand statistics. 313-324
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