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JAMDS
2002
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The effects of I(1) series on cointegration inference
Under traditional cointegration tests, some eligible I(1) time series systems Xt, that are not cointegrated over a given time period, say (0, T1], sometimes test as cointegrated ov...
Yan-Xia Lin, Michael McCrae
JAMDS
2002
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A simple proof of Suzumura's extension theorem for finite domains with applications
Abstract. In this paper we provide a simple proof of the extension theorem for partial orderings due to Suzumura [1983] when the domain of the partial order is finite. The extensio...
Somdeb Lahiri
JAMDS
2002
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Analytical bootstrap methods for censored data
Analytic bootstrap estimators for the moments of survival quantities are derived. By using these expressions recommendations can be made as to the appropriateness of bootstrap esti...
Alan D. Hutson
JAMDS
2002
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Goodness-of-fit tests based on sample space partitions: a unifying overview
Abstract. Recently the authors have proposed tests for the one-sample and the ksample problem, and a test for independence. All three tests are based on sample space partitions, bu...
Olivier Thas, Jean-Pierre Ottoy
JAMDS
2002
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Calculation of steady-state probabilities of M/M queues: further approaches
This paper draws attention to the risk of rounding error in the numerical evaluation of steady-state probabilities for the M/M family of queues. A method for avoiding the risk is p...
David K. Smith
JAMDS
2002
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A new heuristic for the quadratic assignment problem
We propose a new heuristic for the solution of the quadratic assignment problem. The heuristic combines ideas from tabu search and genetic algorithms. Run times are very short comp...
Zvi Drezner
JAMDS
2002
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Estimating a resource selection function with line transect sampling
Abstract. A resource selection probability function is a function that gives the probability that a resource unit (e.g., a plot of land) that is described by a set of habitat varia...
Bryan F. J. Manly
JAMDS
2002
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Optimum workforce scheduling under the (14, 21) days-off timetable
Abstract. An efficient optimum solution is presented for a real-life employee daysoff scheduling problem with a three-week cycle. Over a given work cycle, each worker is given 14 s...
Hesham K. Alfares