Qiang Lin

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Creator: Schloss Dagstuhl - Leibniz Center for Informatics
Published: 1993
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2021
[j43]
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Zhenghui Hu, Fei Li, Xuewei Wang, Qiang Lin:
Description Length Guided Unified Granger Causality Analysis. IEEE Access 9: 13704-13716 (2021)
[j40]
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Zhenghui Hu, Fei Li, Minjia Cheng, Junhui Shui, Yituo Tang, Qiang Lin:
Robust unified Granger causality analysis: a normalized maximum likelihood form. Brain Informatics 8(1): 15 (2021)
2020
[j33]
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Fei Li, Xuewei Wang, Qiang Lin, Zhenghui Hu:
Unified Model Selection Approach Based on Minimum Description Length Principle in Granger Causality Analysis. IEEE Access 8: 68400-68416 (2020)
2018
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Fei Li, Qiang Lin, Zhenghui Hu:
The Minimum Description Length Guided Model Selection in Granger Causality Analysis. ISICDM 2018: 37-41

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