Applied Stochastic Models in Business and Industry
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Volume 33, issue 6, 2017
- Some closed form robust moment‐based estimators for the MEM(1,1) pp. 559-574

- Wanbo Lu and Rui Ke
- Two stochastic dominance criteria based on tail comparisons pp. 575-589

- Julio Mulero, Miguel A. Sordo, Marilia C. de Souza and Alfonso Suárez‐LLorens
- A marginal contribution coefficient for sequences of nonstationary continuous Markov chains pp. 590-601

- Sílvio Alves de Souza, Denise Duarte and Eduardo M. A. M. Mendes
- Effects of risk aversion and decision preference on equilibriums in supply chain finance incorporating bank credit with credit guarantee pp. 602-625

- Nina Yan, Chongqing Liu, Ye Liu and Baowen Sun
- Phase II monitoring of changes in mean from high‐dimensional data pp. 626-639

- Johan Lim and Sungim Lee
- Stochastic optimization of an urban rail timetable under time‐dependent and uncertain demand pp. 640-661

- Masoud Shakibayifar, Erfan Hassannayebi, Hossein Jafary and Arman Sajedinejad
- The choice of screening design pp. 662-673

- John Tyssedal and Muhammad Azam Chaudhry
- The Pathmox approach for PLS path modeling: Discovering which constructs differentiate segments pp. 674-689

- Giuseppe Lamberti, Tomas Banet Aluja and Gaston Sanchez
- Why indexing works pp. 690-693

- J. B. Heaton, N. G. Polson and J. H. Witte
- An evaluation of the multivariate dispersion charts with estimated parameters under non‐normality pp. 694-716

- A. Mostajeran, N. Iranpanah and R. Noorossana
- Forecasting mortality rate by multivariate singular spectrum analysis pp. 717-732

- Rahim Mahmoudvand, Dimitrios Konstantinides and Paulo Canas Rodrigues
- Control charts for monitoring correlated counts with a finite range pp. 733-749

- Athanasios C. Rakitzis, Christian H. Weiß and Philippe Castagliola
Volume 33, issue 5, 2017
- Semiparametric Bayesian optimal replacement policies: application to railroad tracks pp. 445-460

- Jason R. Merrick and Refik Soyer
- Discussion of ‘Semiparametric Bayesian optimal replacement policies: application to railroad tracks’ by Merrick and Soyer pp. 461-462

- P.J. Serra and A. Di Bucchianico
- Rejoinder to ‘Semiparametric Bayesian Optimal Replacement Policies: Application to Railroad Tracks’ pp. 463-464

- Jason Merrick and Refik Soyer
- Heterogeneity versus duration dependence with competing risks: an application to the labor market pp. 465-475

- Richard Robb, Halina Frydman and Andrew Robertson
- Optimization model to start harvesting in stochastic aquaculture system pp. 476-493

- Hidekazu Yoshioka and Yuta Yaegashi
- Computing optimum design parameters of a progressive type I interval censored life test from a cost model pp. 494-506

- Sonal Budhiraja and Biswabrata Pradhan
- Variance swaps under the threshold Ornstein–Uhlenbeck model pp. 507-521

- Fangyuan Dong and Hoi Ying Wong
- Performance and reliability analysis of a repairable discrete‐time Geo/G/1 queue with Bernoulli feedback and randomized policy pp. 522-543

- Shaojun Lan and Yinghui Tang
- Reduction of the bilevel stochastic optimization problem with quantile objective function to a mixed‐integer problem pp. 544-554

- Stephan Dempe, Sergey Ivanov and Andrey Naumov
- Managing inventory and service levels in a safety stock‐based inventory routing system with stochastic retailer demands pp. 555-555

- Ehsan Yadollahi, El‐Houssaine Aghezzaf and Birger Raa
Volume 33, issue 4, 2017
- Environmental decision‐making using Bayesian networks: creating an environmental report card pp. 335-347

- Sandra Johnson, Murray Logan, David Fox, John Kirkwood, Uthpala Pinto and Kerrie Mengersen
- Discussion of ‘Environmental decision‐making using Bayesian networks: creating an environmental report card’ pp. 348-350

- Annukka Lehikoinen
- Discussion of ‘Environmental decision‐making using bayesian networks: Creating an environmental report card’ pp. 351-352

- Antonella Bodini
- Rejoinder to ‘Environmental Decision‐making using Bayesian Networks: Creating an Environmental Report Card’ pp. 353-354

- Kerrie Mengersen and Sandra Johnson
- Variable selection in high‐dimensional regression: a nonparametric procedure for business failure prediction pp. 355-368

- Alessandra Amendola, Francesco Giordano, Maria Lucia Parrella and Marialuisa Restaino
- Managing inventory and service levels in a safety stock‐based inventory routing system with stochastic retailer demands pp. 369-381

- Ehsan Yadollahi, El‐Houssaine Aghezzaf and Birger Raa
- Mixture representation for the residual lifetime of a repairable system pp. 382-393

- M. Chahkandi, Jafar Ahmadi and N. Balakrishnan
- Maximum likelihood estimation for stochastic volatility in mean models with heavy‐tailed distributions pp. 394-408

- Carlos A. Abanto‐Valle, Roland Langrock, Ming‐Hui Chen and Michel V. Cardoso
- Component and system active redundancies for coherent systems with dependent components pp. 409-421

- Yiying Zhang, Ebrahim Amini‐Seresht and Weiyong Ding
- Unifying pricing formula for several stochastic volatility models with jumps pp. 422-442

- Falko Baustian, Milan Mrázek, Jan Pospíšil and Tomáš Sobotka
Volume 33, issue 3, 2017
- Special issue in honor of Kathryn Chaloner pp. 259-259

- Refik Soyer and Isabella Verdinelli
- Bayesian optimal experimental designs for binary responses in an adaptive framework pp. 260-268

- Alessandra Giovagnoli
- Bayesian D‐optimal designs for error‐in‐variables models pp. 269-281

- Maria Konstantinou and Holger Dette
- A decision‐theoretic approach to sample size determination under several priors pp. 282-295

- Fulvio De Santis and Stefania Gubbiotti
- Clinical trial design as a decision problem pp. 296-301

- Peter Müller, Yanxun Xu and Peter F. Thall
- Combining Bayesian experimental designs and frequentist data analyses: motivations and examples pp. 302-313

- Steffen Ventz, Giovanni Parmigiani and Lorenzo Trippa
- Design for low‐temperature microwave‐assisted crystallization of ceramic thin films pp. 314-321

- Nathan Nakamura, Jason Seepaul, Joseph B. Kadane and B. Reeja‐Jayan
- Augmented probability simulation for accelerated life test design pp. 322-332

- Nicholas G. Polson and Refik Soyer
Volume 33, issue 2, 2017
- Post selection shrinkage estimation for high‐dimensional data analysis pp. 97-120

- Xiaoli Gao, S. E. Ahmed and Yang Feng
- Discussion of ‘Post selection shrinkage estimation for high‐dimensional data analysis’ pp. 121-122

- Jianqing Fan
- Discussion of ‘Post selection shrinkage estimation for high‐dimensional data analysis’ pp. 123-125

- Peihua Qiu, Kai Yang and Lu You
- Discussion of ‘Post selection shrinkage estimation for high‐dimensional data analysis’ pp. 126-129

- Yanming Li, Hyokyoung Grace Hong and Yi Li
- Discussion of ‘Post selection shrinkage estimation for high‐dimensional data analysis’ pp. 130-130

- Doksum Kjell and Joan Fujimura
- Rejoinder to ‘Post‐selection shrinkage estimation for high‐dimensional data analysis’ pp. 131-135

- Xiaoli Gao, S. Ejaz Ahmed and Yang Feng
- Objective Bayesian modelling of insurance risks with the skewed Student‐t distribution pp. 136-151

- Fabrizio Leisen, J. Miguel Marin and Cristiano Villa
- A strategy based on mean reverting property of markets and applications to foreign exchange trading with trailing stops pp. 152-166

- Grigory Temnov
- Two‐tier healthcare service systems and cost of waiting for patients pp. 167-183

- Guangyu Wan and Qinan Wang
- Application of the phase‐type mortality law to life contingencies and risk management pp. 184-212

- Joseph H.T. Kim, Taehan Bae and Soyeun Kim
- Bayesian tail‐risk forecasting using realized GARCH pp. 213-236

- Christian Contino and Richard H. Gerlach
- A model for bank reserves versus treasuries under Basel III pp. 237-247

- Garth J. van Schalkwyk and Peter J. Witbooi
- Stochastic comparisons of series and parallel systems with generalized linear failure rate components pp. 248-255

- Longxiang Fang and N. Balakrishnan
Volume 33, issue 1, 2017
- Deep learning for finance: deep portfolios pp. 3-12

- J. B. Heaton, N. G. Polson and J. H. Witte
- Discussion of ‘Deep learning for finance: deep portfolios’ pp. 13-15

- Catherine Forbes and Worapree Maneesoonthorn
- Discussion of ‘Deep learning for finance: deep portfolios’ pp. 16-18

- Vadim Sokolov
- Rejoinder to ‘Deep learning for finance: deep portfolios’ pp. 19-21

- James B. Heaton, Nicholas Polson and Jan H. Witte
- Power and reversal power links for binary regressions: An application for motor insurance policyholders pp. 22-34

- J.L. Bazán, F. Torres‐Avilés, A.K. Suzuki and F. Louzada
- Panel‐based stratified cluster sampling and analysis for photovoltaic outdoor measurements pp. 35-53

- Andrey Pepelyshev, Evgenii Sovetkin and Ansgar Steland
- On a single discrete scale for preventive maintenance with two shock processes affecting a complex system pp. 54-62

- Maxim Finkelstein, Ilya Gertsbakh and Radislav Vaisman
- Optimal inventory and insurance decisions for a supply chain financing system with downside risk control pp. 63-80

- Wei Jin and Jianwen Luo
- Mixed proportional hazard models with continuous finite mixture unobserved heterogeneity: an application to Canadian firm survival pp. 81-94

- Kim Huynh and Marcel Voia
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