Statistical Theory and Related Fields
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Volume 3, issue 2, 2019
- Editorial foreword, second issue, 2019 pp. 89-89

- Yang Cheng and Jun Shao
- Domain estimation under informative linkage pp. 90-102

- Ray Chambers, Nicola Salvati, Enrico Fabrizi and Andrea Diniz da Silva
- On valid descriptive inference from non-probability sample pp. 103-113

- Li-Chun Zhang
- Small area prediction of quantiles for zero-inflated data and an informative sample design pp. 114-128

- Emily Berg and Danhyang Lee
- Small area estimation with subgroup analysis pp. 129-135

- Xin Wang and Zhengyuan Zhu
- Multi-outcome longitudinal small area estimation – a case study pp. 136-149

- Eric Slud and Yves Thibaudeau
- Generalised variance functions for longitudinal survey data pp. 150-157

- Guoyi Zhang, Yang Cheng and Yan Lu
- Graph-based multivariate conditional autoregressive models pp. 158-169

- Ye Liang
- A resampling approach to estimation of the linking variance in the Fay–Herriot model pp. 170-177

- Snigdhansu Chatterjee
- Combining multiple imperfect data sources for small area estimation: a Bayesian model of provincial fertility rates in Cambodia pp. 178-185

- Junni L. Zhang and John Bryant
- Improving timeliness and accuracy of estimates from the UK labour force survey pp. 186-198

- D. J. Elliott and P. Zong
- An equivalence result for moment equations when data are missing at random pp. 199-207

- Marian Hristache and Valentin Patilea
- Nearest neighbour imputation under single index models pp. 208-212

- Jun Shao and Lei Wang
- Multivariate small area estimation under nonignorable nonresponse pp. 213-223

- Danny Pfeffermann and Michael Sverchkov
- Using state space models as a statistical impact measurement of survey redesigns: a case study of the labour force survey of the Australian Bureau of Statistics pp. 224-238

- Xichuan (Mark) Zhang, Jan A. van den Brakel and Siu-Ming Tam
- 2019 International Workshop on Big Data and Modern Statistics held at ECNU, China pp. 239-241

- Wei Zhao, Ying Zhang and Shanping Wang
Volume 3, issue 1, 2019
- Editorial foreword pp. 1-1

- Jun Shao, Dongchu Sun and Danyu Lin
- Prior-based Bayesian information criterion pp. 2-13

- M. J. Bayarri, James O. Berger, Woncheol Jang, Surajit Ray, Luis R. Pericchi and Ingmar Visser
- A discussion of ‘prior-based Bayesian information criterion’ pp. 14-16

- Jiahua Chen and Zeny Feng
- A discussion of prior-based Bayesian information criterion (PBIC) pp. 17-18

- Jiming Jiang and Thuan Nguyen
- A discussion of ‘prior-based Bayesian information criterion (PBIC)’ pp. 19-21

- Jun Shao and Sheng Zhang
- Discussion on prior-based Bayes information criterion pp. 22-23

- Brunero Liseo
- Discussion of ‘Prior-based Bayesian Information Criterion (PBIC)’ pp. 24-25

- Sifan Liu and Dongchu Sun
- Discussion of ‘Prior-based Bayesian Information Criterion (PBIC)’ pp. 26-29

- Bertrand S. Clarke
- Discussion of ‘Prior-based Bayesian information criterion (PBIC)’ pp. 30-31

- Jan Hannig
- Discussion of prior-based Bayesian information criterion (PBIC) by M.J. Bayarria, James O. Berger, Woncheol Jang, Surajit Ray, Luis R. Pericchi, and Ingmar Visser pp. 32-34

- Ryan A. Peterson and Joseph E. Cavanaugh
- Discussion on Prior-based Bayesian Information Criterion (PBIC) by M. J. Bayarri, James O. Berger, Woncheol Jang, Surajit Ray, Luis R. Pericchi, and Ingmar Visser pp. 35-36

- Ruobin Gong and Minge Xie
- Rejoinder by James Berger, Woncheol Jang, Surajit Ray, Luis R. Pericchi and Ingmar Visser pp. 37-39

- The Editors
- Measure of rotatability of modified five-level second-order rotatable design using supplementary difference sets pp. 40-47

- Haron Mutai Ng’eno
- Development of a first order integrated moving average model corrupted with a Markov modulated convex combination of autoregressive moving average errors pp. 48-58

- S. A. Komolafe, T. O. Obilade, Idowu Ayodeji and A. R. Babalola
- Some results on quantile-based Shannon doubly truncated entropy pp. 59-70

- Vikas Kumar, Gulshan Taneja and Samsher Chhoker
- Shape-constrained semiparametric additive stochastic volatility models pp. 71-82

- Jiangyong Yin, Peter F. Craigmile, Xinyi Xu and Steven MacEachern
- The appreciation of statistical thoughts pp. 83-84

- Zhao Yujie
- Founding of the Big Data Statistics Branch pp. 85-88

- Shanping Wang
Volume 2, issue 2, 2018
- Editorial foreword, second issue, 2018 pp. 103-104

- Jun Shao, Dongchu Sun and Danyu Lin
- Statistical inference for nonignorable missing-data problems: a selective review pp. 105-133

- Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju
- Variable screening with missing covariates: a discussion of ‘statistical inference for nonignorable missing data problems: a selective review’ by Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju pp. 134-136

- Fang Fang and Lyu Ni
- Some issues on longitudinal data with nonignorable dropout, a discussion of “Statistical Inference for Nonignorable Missing-Data Problems: A Selective Review” by Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju pp. 137-139

- Lei Wang
- A discussion of ‘statistical inference for nonignorable missing data problems: a selective review’ by Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju pp. 140-140

- Kosuke Morikawa and Jae Kwang Kim
- Semiparametric propensity weighting for nonignorable nonresponse: a discussion of ‘Statistical inference for nonignorable missing data problems: a selective review’ by Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju pp. 141-142

- Jun Shao
- Statistical methods without estimating the missingness mechanism: a discussion of ‘statistical inference for nonignorable missing data problems: a selective review’ by Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju pp. 143-145

- Jiwei Zhao
- Rejoinder: statistical inference for non-ignorable missing-data problems: a selective review pp. 146-149

- Niansheng Tang and Yuanyuan Ju
- Some results of classification problem by Bayesian method and application in credit operation pp. 150-157

- Tai Vovan
- Combining estimators of a common parameter across samples pp. 158-171

- Eric Slud, Ilia Vonta and Abram Kagan
- Efficient Robbins–Monro procedure for multivariate binary data pp. 172-180

- Cui Xiong and Jin Xu
- Dynamic stress–strength reliability estimation of system with survival signature pp. 181-195

- Yiming Liu, Yimin Shi, Xuchao Bai and Bin Liu
- Pseudo likelihood and dimension reduction for data with nonignorable nonresponse pp. 196-205

- Ji Chen, Bingying Xie and Jun Shao
- The effects of additive outliers in INAR(1) process and robust estimation pp. 206-214

- Marcelo Bourguignon and Klaus L. P. Vasconcellos
- Summaries of three keynote lectures at the SAE – 2018 pp. 215-218

- Kai Tan and Lyu Ni
- Interview with Professor Danny Pfeffermann pp. 219-221

- Lyu Ni and Kai Tan
- How I became a statistician — thank you speech at birthday dinner pp. 222-224

- Danny Pfeffermann
Volume 2, issue 1, 2018
- Editorial foreword pp. 1-1

- Jun Shao, Dongchu Sun and Danyu Lin
- Nutritional epidemiology methods and related statistical challenges and opportunities pp. 2-10

- Ross L. Prentice and Ying Huang
- On the formation and use of calibration equations in nutritional epidemiology – Discussion of the Paper by R. L. Prentice and Y. Huang pp. 11-13

- Laurence S. Freedman and Pamela A. Shaw
- Much room for optimism on measuring diet, preventing cancer and cardiovascular disease, and correcting for measurement error – discussion of the paper by R. L. Prentice and Y. Huang pp. 14-20

- Donna Spiegelman
- Discussion of the paper by R. L. Prentice and Y. Huang: Optimal designs and efficient inference for biomarker studies pp. 21-22

- D. Y. Lin
- Response to discussion of ‘Nutritional epidemiology methods and related statistical challenges and opportunities’ pp. 23-26

- Ross L. Prentice and Ying Huang
- Objective Bayesian analysis for the accelerated degradation model using Wiener process with measurement errors pp. 27-36

- Daojiang He, Yunpeng Wang and Mingxiang Cao
- Objective Bayesian hypothesis testing and estimation for the intraclass model pp. 37-47

- Duo Zhang, Daojiang He, Xiaoqian Sun, Tao Lu and Min Wang
- Statistical analysis of dependent competing risks model in constant stress accelerated life testing with progressive censoring based on copula function pp. 48-57

- Xuchao Bai, Yimin Shi, Yiming Liu and Bin Liu
- Step-stress accelerated degradation test planning based on Wiener process with correlation pp. 58-67

- Lei He, Rong-Xian Yue and Daojiang He
- A generalisation of the exponential distribution and its applications on modelling skewed data pp. 68-79

- Muhammad Zubair, Ayman Alzaatreh, M. H. Tahir, Muhammad Mansoor and Manat Mustafa
- Deep advantage learning for optimal dynamic treatment regime pp. 80-88

- Shuhan Liang, Wenbin Lu and Rui Song
- Impact of sufficient dimension reduction in nonparametric estimation of causal effect pp. 89-95

- Ying Zhang, Jun Shao, Menggang Yu and Lei Wang
- Testing hypotheses under covariate-adaptive randomisation and additive models pp. 96-101

- Ting Ye
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