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2012:1: Spatial outbreak detection based on inference principles for multivariate surveillance
Marianne Frisén 2011:7: Tests of Markov Order and Homogeneity in a Markov Chain
Robert Jonsson 2011:6: A Markov Chain Model for Analysing the Progression of Patient’s Health States
Robert Jonsson 2011:5: INFERENCE PRINCIPLES FOR MULTIVARIATE SURVEILLANCE
Marianne Frisén 2011:4: Minimax Optimality of CUSUM for an Autoregressive Model
Sven Knoth and Marianne Frisén 2011:3: Methods and evaluations for surveillance in industry, business, finance, and public health
Marianne Frisén 2011:2: On multivariate control charts
Marianne Frisén 2011:1: Simple conservative confidence intervals for comparing matched proportions
Robert Jonsson 2010:4: A CUSUM PROCEDURE FOR DETECTION OF OUTBREAKS IN POISSON DISTRIBUTED MEDICAL HEALTH EVENTS
Robert Jonsson 2010:3: Relative Efficiency of a Quantile Method for Estimating Parameters in Censored Two-Parameter Weibull Distributions
Robert Jonsson 2010:2: Multivariate outbreak detection
Linus Schiöler and Marianne Frisén 2010:1: Modelling the spatial patterns of influenza incidence in Sweden
Linus Schiöler 2009:2: Sufficient reduction in multivariate surveillance
Marianne Frisén , Eva Andersson and Linus Schiöler 2009:1: Evaluation of multivariate surveillance
Marianne Frisén , Eva Andersson and Linus Schiöler 2008:7: Statistiska varningssystem för hälsorisker
Eva Andersson and Marianne Frisén 2008:6: Aspects of Surveillance of Outbreaks
Linus Schiöler 2008:5: Explorative analysis of spatial patterns of influenza incidences in Sweden 1999—2008
Linus Schiöler 2008:4: On statistical surveillance of the performance of fund managers
Linus Schiöler and Marianne Frisén 2008:3: Hotelling´s T2 Method in Multivariate On-line Surveillance. On the Delay of an Alarm
Eva Andersson 2008:2: When does Heckman’s two-step procedure for censored data work and when does it not?
Robert Jonsson 2008:1: Introduction to financial surveillance
Marianne Frisén 2007:15: On curve estimation under order restrictions
Kjell Pettersson 2007:14: Unimodal regression in the two-parameter exponential family with constant or known dispersion parameter
Kjell Pettersson 2007:13: Semiparametric estimation of outbreak regression
Marianne Frisén , Eva Andersson and Kjell Pettersson 2007:12: Robust outbreak surveillance of epidemics in Sweden
Marianne Frisén , Eva Andersson and Linus Schiöler 2007:11: Semiparametric surveillance of outbreaks
Marianne Frisén and Eva Andersson 2007:10: Explorative analysis of spatial aspects on the Swedish influenza data
David Bock and Kjell Pettersson 2007:9: Evaluations of likelihood based surveillance of volatility
David Bock 2007:8: Similarities and differences between statistical surveillance and certain decision rules in finance
David Bock , Eva Andersson and Marianne Frisén 2007:7: Predictions by early indicators of the time and height of yearly influenza outbreaks in Sweden
Eva Andersson , Sharon Kühlmann-Berenzon , Annika Linde , Linus Schiöler , Sandra Rubinova and Marianne Frisén 2007:6: Statistical Surveillance of Epidemics: Peak Detection of Influenza in Sweden
David Bock , Eva Andersson and Marianne Frisén 2007:5: Modeling influenza incidence for the purpose of on-line monitoring
Eva Andersson , David Bock and Marianne Frisén 2007:4: Principles for Multivariate Surveillance
Marianne Frisén 2007:3: Consequences of using the probability of a false alarm as the false alarm measure
David Bock 2007:2: Optimal Sequential Surveillance for Finance, Public Health, and Other Areas
Marianne Frisén 2007:1: Effect of dependency in systems for multivariate surveillance
Eva Andersson
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