Computational Statistics & Data Analysis

1983 - 2025

Current editor(s): S.P. Azen

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Volume 3, issue 1, 1985

Maximum likelihood methods for linear and log-linear models in categorical data pp. 1-10

Michael Haber

Estimation for the three-parameter Weibull, lognormal, and gamma distributions pp. 11-23

Russell F. Kappenman

Some results on vector correlation pp. 25-32

P. Robert, R. Cleroux and N. Ranger

Zero entries in contingency tables pp. 33-45

R. J. Baker, M. R. B. Clarke and P. W. Lane

Numerical accuracy of statistical algorithms for microcomputers pp. 47-57

James LeSage and Stephen D. Simon

Statistical model of changes in repeated multivariate measurements associated with the development of disease pp. 77-88

Toshiro Tango

Applications and computing of mosaics pp. 89-97

C. Ming Wang

Sample size determination for the comparison of normal means when one sample size is fixed pp. 99-102

Lance K. Heilbrun and Daniel L. McGee

A basic statistical problem: Confidence interval for the Bernoulli parameter pp. 103-114

Andrzej Matuszewski and David Sotres

A note on loosely balanced incomplete block designs pp. 115-117

R. A. Bailey

Rejoinder to R.A. Bailey's critique "a note on loosely balanced incomplete block designs" pp. 119-120

R. F. Cromp and N. V. Findler

Response to R.F. Cromp and N.V. Findler pp. 121-122

R. A. Bailey

Reply to R.A. Bailey's response pp. 123-124

R. F. Cromp and N. V. Findler

Further comment on M.B. Brown and C. Fuchs, "On maximum likelihood estimation in sparse contingency tables" pp. 125-127

Robert J. Baker, Michael R. B. Clarke and Peter W. Lane

Rejoinder pp. 129-130

Morton B. Brown and Camil Fuchs

Comment on the rejoinder by M.B. Brown and C. Fuchs pp. 131-130

R. J. Baker, M. R. B. Clarke and P. W. Lane

The minimum discrimination information approach to the analysis of contingency tables pp. 133-141

Solomon Kullback and John C. Keegel

Rejoinder to Kullback and Keegel note on the minimum discrimination information approach pp. 143-144

Morton B. Brown

Response to M.B. Brown pp. 145-146

S. Kullback and J. C. Keegel

Some properties of splicing when applied to non-linear smoothers pp. 151-157

Val J. Gebski

A survey of algorithms for exact distributions of test statistics in r x c contingency tables with fixed margins pp. 159-185

Albert Verbeek and Pieter M. Kroonenberg

Minimal 2n connected factorial experiments pp. 187-200

Yadolah Dodge and Kasra Afsarinejad

Analyzing binomial data with a nonzero baseline using GLIM pp. 201-204

William E. Barlow and Polly Feigl

The role of a subroutine library for statisticians pp. 205-206

Brian L. Shea

An exact test for the mean of a normal distribution with a known coefficient of variation pp. 219-226

Ramesh Gupta, Ram Tripathi, Joel Michalek and Thomas White

A reliable method of estimating the variance function in immunoassay pp. 227-239

W. A. Sadler and M. H. Smith

A simple test for the Behrens-Fisher problem pp. 241-249

Andrzej Matuszewski and David Sotres

A fast algorithm for iterative proportional fitting in log-linear models pp. 251-264

Dee Denteneer and Albert Verbeek

Software for statistical and survey analysis pp. 265-269

Hugh Neffendorf and David Cable

Volume 2, issue 4, 1985

Multivariate data modelling by metric approximants pp. 267-278

M. Brannigan

Analysis of covariance and correlation structures pp. 279-295

Sik-Yum Lee

A new statistic in the one-way multivariate analysis of variance pp. 297-315

Ravinder Nath and Robert Pavur

An improvement for the McGill University Random Number Package pp. 317-322

Carl E. Pierchala

An introduction to the IAS-SYSTEM pp. 323-330

Harald Sonnberger

MSUSTAT--An interactive statistical analysis package pp. 331-336

John Isitt

Volume 2, issue 3, 1984

A practical procedure to obtain confidence intervals for the Bernoulli parameter pp. 191-206

Olga Alvarez, Andrzej Matuszewski and David Sotres

Approximating the distribution of goodness of fit tests for discrete data pp. 207-214

Daniel Zelterman

Matrix free computation of C.R. Rao's MINQUE for unbalanced nested classification models pp. 215-228

J. Kleffe and B. Seifert

Premium and protection of a response estimation procedure for two-way tables when outliers occur pp. 229-236

N. R. Draper, Irwin Guttman and J. A. John

Update methods for reduction of computing time in simulation studies pp. 237-242

Norman S. Matloff

Subjective principal component analysis pp. 243-255

Pekka Korhonen

Volume 2, issue 2, 1984

Comparison of a nearest neighbor and other approaches to the detection of space-time clustering pp. 125-142

Timothy L. McAuliffe and A. A. Afifi

Practical methods for computing power in testing the multivariate general linear hypothesis pp. 143-158

Keith E. Muller and Bercedis L. Peterson

The choice of a log-linear model using a Cp-type statistic pp. 159-165

E. Tejumola Jolayemi and Morton B. Brown

A heuristic approach to optimum experimental design pp. 167-178

Nicholas V. Findler and Robert F. Cromp

AGREE, a package for computing nominal scale agreement pp. 182-185

Roel Popping

An introduction to contemporary statistics: Lambert H. Koopmans Duxbury Press, Boston, Massachusetts, 1981 (599 pp., $28.50) pp. 189-185

S. Nessim

Volume 2, issue 1, 1984

Behavioral studies of the software user pp. 1-12

Ivo W. Molenaar

Fitting three-parameter lognormal models by numerical global optimization -- an improved algorithm pp. 13-25

Dallas R. Wingo

Discrete approximation of multivariate densities with application to Bayesian estimation pp. 27-36

Darryl Katz and David Z. D'Argenio

Fitting parametric link functions in generalised linear models pp. 37-49

A. Scallan, R. Gilchrist and M. Green

Exploring business cycles using running medians pp. 51-70

Wolfgang Polasek

Comment on M.B. Brown and C. Fuchs, "On maximum likelihood estimation in sparse contingency tables" pp. 71-77

Christopher E. Aston and Susan R. Wilson

Rejoinder pp. 79-80

Morton B. Brown and Camil Fuchs

Software for statistical and survey analysis pp. 81-94

Hugh Neffendorf, David Cable and Beverly Rowe

An introduction to sales forecasting systems: FORSYS and MAVIS pp. 107-108

Essam Mahmoud

Review of Microstat 4.0 pp. 117-121

Roy Bechtel

Applications, basics, and computing of exploratory data analysis: Paul F. Velleman and David C. Hoaglin Duxbury Press, North Scituate, MA (354 pp., $17.75) pp. 123-124

Mary Ann Hill