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Statistics Seminar Series, 1997


December

11
Murray Aitkin, Generalized Linear Mixed models via Nonparametric Maximum Likelihood
4
Andreas Hofer, On some computational issues in the genetic evaluation of farm animals

November

18
John Biggins, Travelling waves, functional equations, multiplicative martingales,...
13
Richard Cowan, Stochastic models for molecular mechanisms in DNA replication

September

25
David Vere-Jones will speak in the MSI Colloquim at 4:00pm
11
Nader Tajvidi, Extreme value statistics and wind storm losses
4
Barbara Gentz, The fluctuations of the overlap in the Hopfield model at the critical temperature

August

28
Michael Phillips, Lifetime data analysis in the Presence of Censoring Errors
7
Trevor Breusch, Statistics in Excel 5.0

July

31
Sadanori Konishi, Statistical Model Evaluation and the Bootstrap
24
Ian Dryden, Shape and registration: the statistical analysis of landmark data
17
Because of the "National Research Symposium: Statistical Methods in Genome Research" no seminar will be scheduled.
10
Qiwei Yao, Bootstrap tests for common structure in a family of (auto)regressive models
3
Shan Sun, On Deviations Between Perturbed Empirical and Quantile Processes

June

19
Frits H. Ruymgaart, Some solved and some open problems in indirect curve estimation
12
Takashi Yanagawa, Statistical Issues on No-Observed-Adverse-Effect Levels in Categorical Response

May

22
Tom Britton, Estimation in Multitype Epidemics

April

10
Jim Durbin, Time series analysis of non-Gaussian observations based on state space models

March

27
John Hutchinson, Random fractals and probability metrics

February

13
Geoff S. Watson, On the role of statistics in the palaeomagnetic proof of continential drift

January

23
Song Xi Chen, Nonparametric Estimation for Curves with Compact Supports
16
Byeong Park, On Estimation of Monotone and Concave Frontier Functions