Applied Stochastic Models and Data Analysis
1985 - 1999
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Volume 15, issue 1, 1999
- The analysis of structured qualitative data pp. 1-27

- Carlo Lauro and Simona Balbi
- Multifractal analysis of foreign exchange data pp. 29-53

- François Schmitt, Daniel Schertzer and Shaun Lovejoy
- The steady‐state probabilities for regenerative semi‐Markov processes with application to prevention and screening pp. 55-63

- Ori Davidov
- Asymptotical optimality in cluster analysis pp. 65-75

- Yurij S. Kharin and Eugene E. Zhuk
- Average performance of adaptive algorithms for programming co‐ordinate measuring machines under budget constraint pp. 77-86

- Hisham Ahmad Al‐Mharmah
Volume 14, issue 4, 1998
- Editorial pp. 263-263

- Carlo Lauro
- A multidimensional approach to conjoint analysis pp. 265-274

- C. N. Lauro, G. Giordano and R. Verde
- The mean–semivariances approach to realistic portfolio optimization subject to transaction costs pp. 275-283

- F. Hamza and J. Janssen
- Option pricing with regulated fractional Brownian motion pp. 285-294

- F. Aldabe, G. Barone‐Adesi and R. J. Elliott
- Interaction between asset liability management and risk theory pp. 295-307

- Griselda Deelstra and Jacques Janssen
- On the optimal ordering policies in maintenance theory—survey and applications pp. 309-321

- Tadashi Dohi, Naoto Kaio and Shunji Osaki
- Text Mining in different languages pp. 323-334

- Ludovic Lebart
- Stochastic interest rates with actuarial applications pp. 335-341

- Gary Parker
Volume 14, issue 3, 1998
- On some applications of a discrete‐time model of failure and repair pp. 189-198

- José M. Rocha‐Martínez
- Time‐inhomogeneous discrete stochastic search methods for optimal Bernoulli parameters pp. 199-217

- Mohamed A. Ahmed, Talal M. Alkhamis and Douglas R. Miller
- Compatibility of multi‐wave panel data and the continuous‐time homogeneous Markov chain. An analysis of a continuous‐time process by means of discrete‐time longitudinal observations pp. 219-228

- Philippe Carette
- Bernoulli thinning of a Markov renewal process pp. 229-240

- Orly Manor
- Hitting time in a finite non‐homogeneous Markov chain with applications pp. 241-253

- A. Platis, N. Limnios and M. Le Du
- Increasing seasonal variation; unit roots versus shifts in mean and trend pp. 255-261

- Philip Hans Franses and Bart Hobijn
Volume 14, issue 2, 1998
- Determining the effects of observed and unobserved heterogeneity on consumer brand choice pp. 95-115

- Peter Popkowski Leszczyc and Frank M. Bass
- Calculating the probability characteristics of a boundary functional of a semi‐continuous random process with reflecting and delaying screens pp. 117-123

- Tahir A. Khaniev, Halim Özdemir and Selahattin Maden
- New features in the class of association models pp. 125-136

- Maria Kateri, Rashid Ahmad and Takis Papaioannou
- An investigation of stock price dynamics in emerging markets pp. 137-151

- David W. K. Yeung and Jessie P. H. Poon
- A discrete survival model with random effects and covariate‐dependent selection pp. 153-163

- Thomas H. Scheike and Claus T. Ekstrøm
- Using a continuous‐time Markov model with Poisson arrivals to describe the movements of geriatric patients pp. 165-174

- G. J. Taylor, S. I. McClean and P. H. Millard
- Satiation and switching: the dynamic attribute satiation model meets observed choice patterns pp. 175-187

- Emine Sarigöllü
Volume 14, issue 1, 1998
- Semiparametric smoothing splines pp. 1-10

- Juan M. Rodriguez‐Poo
- Least squared estimation for distributed parameter systems with uncertain observations: Part 1: linear prediction and filtering pp. 11-18

- M. J. García‐Ligero, A. Hermoso and J. Linares
- Temporal aggregation in structural VAR models pp. 19-34

- Dimitris Georgoutsos, Georgios Kouretas and Dikaios E. Tserkezos
- Inference and prediction in bulk arrival queues and queues with service in stages pp. 35-46

- C. Armero and D. Conesa
- Mixture of Weibull distributions—parametric characterization of failure rate function pp. 47-65

- R. Jiang and D. N. P. Murthy
- Efficiency distribution and the cost frontier pp. 67-76

- Jati K. Sengupta
- Convergence of discretized stochastic (interest rate) processes with stochastic drift term pp. 77-84

- G. Deelstra and F. Delbaen
- Consumer heterogeneity and the shape of purchase rate functions pp. 85-94

- Demetrios Vakratsas
Volume 13, issue 3‐4, 1997
- Introduction pp. 149-158

- J Janssen and S McClean
- The evolution of the theory of non‐homogeneous Markov systems pp. 159-176

- P.‐C. G. Vassiliou
- The continuous‐time homogeneous Markov system with fixed size as a Newtonian fluid pp. 177-182

- George M. Tsaklidis
- Partial maintainability of a population model in a stochastic environment pp. 183-189

- N. Tsantas and A. C. Georgiou
- Non‐homogeneous continuous‐time Markov and semi‐Markov manpower models pp. 191-198

- Sally McClean, Erin Montgomery and Fidelis Ugwuowo
- Counting transitions—entrance probabilities in non‐homogeneous semi‐Markov systems pp. 199-206

- A. A. Papadopoulou
- The perturbed non‐homogeneous Markov system in continuous time pp. 207-216

- P.‐C. G. Vassiliou and M. A. Symeonaki
- Markov process modelling and analysis of discrete data pp. 217-223

- M. J. Faddy
- On the partial and total progeny of a bisexual Galton–Watson branching process pp. 225-232

- Miguel González and Manuel Molina
- Growth curve models with non‐stationary errors pp. 233-239

- Eva Ferreira, Vicente Núñez‐Antón and Juan Rodríguez‐Póo
- A study of different ageing classes via total time on test transform and Lorenz curves pp. 241-248

- Rafael Pérez‐Ocón, M. Luz Gámiz‐Pérez and J. Eloy Ruíz‐Castro
- A general procedure for stochastic modelling of systems consisting of a large number of interacting components pp. 249-258

- Christian H. Hesse
- Conditional expectations and residual analysis for the linear model pp. 259-268

- John Haslett
- Clustering for binary data and mixture models—choice of the model pp. 269-278

- M. Nadif and G. Govaert
- Longitudinal data analysis: non‐stationary error structures and antedependent models pp. 279-287

- Vicente Núñez‐Antón
- Automatic smoothing parameter selection in non‐parametric models for longitudinal data pp. 289-296

- Kiros Berhane and J. Sunil Rao
- Semiparametric estimation of a female labour participation model pp. 297-306

- Ana Fernandez-Sainz and Juan M. Rodríguez Póo
- Three statistical tests for detecting overcounting of individuals in serological test data pp. 307-314

- Murray T. Doyle, David Greenhalgh and Janet Mortimer
- Continuous‐time Markov models for geriatric patient behaviour pp. 315-323

- Gordon Taylor, Sally McClean and Peter Millard
- Monotonic smoothing of visual acuity measurements in diabetics pp. 325-332

- Philip Young
- Tree‐structured analysis of survival data—search for latent diagnostic factors in a tumour study pp. 333-343

- Carla Brambilla, Carla Rossi and Giuseppe Schinaia
- Analysis of variance on ordinal variables: application to opinion research pp. 345-355

- S. Bernard, C. Derquenne and P. Oger
- Application of diffusion models to forecast industrial energy demand pp. 357-367

- C. H. Skiadas, L. Papagiannakis and A. Mourelatos
- Failure, repair and replacement analysis of a navy subsystem: case study of a pump pp. 369-376

- Donald P. Gaver, Patricia A. Jacobs and Donald D. Dudenhoeffer
- A reliability comparison of basic systems using hazard rate functions pp. 377-384

- Philip J. Boland
- Imperfect repair models for systems subject to shocks pp. 385-390

- M. S. Finkelstein
- Diagnostic tools for the needs of analysing the reliability of machines pp. 391-400

- Jan Kaźmierczak
- Long‐term returns in stochastic interest rate models: different convergence results pp. 401-407

- Griselda Deelstra and Fred Delbaen
- Application of sensitivity analysis to neural network determination of financial variable relationships pp. 409-414

- E. S. Gillespie and R. N. Wilson
- Hypothetico‐deductive data mining pp. 415-422

- David McSherry
Volume 13, issue 2, 1997
- An approximated principal component prediction model for continuous‐time stochastic processes pp. 61-72

- Ana M. Aguilera, Francisco A. Ocaña and Mariano J. Valderrama
- Review of a fast simulation method for the analysis of queueing networks pp. 73-83

- Vassilis S. Kouikoglou and Yannis A. Phillis
- A stochastic Bass innovation diffusion model for studying the growth of electricity consumption in Greece pp. 85-101

- C. H. Skiadas and A. N. Giovanis
- Markov and semi‐Markov option pricing models with arbitrage possibility pp. 103-113

- Jacques Janssen, Raimondo Manca and Giuseppe Di Biase
- Family of Pearson discrete distributions generated by the univariate hypergeometric function 3F2(α1, α2, α3; γ1, γ2; λ) pp. 115-125

- Ramón Gutiérrez Jáimez and José Rodríguez Avi
- Pension expectations as disincentives to job mobility pp. 127-148

- Izzet Sahin
Volume 13, issue 1, 1997
- Evaluating partially observed survival histories: retrospective projection of covariate trajectories pp. 1-13

- Anatoli I. Yashin, Kenneth G. Manton and Gene R. Lowrimore
- Near‐optimal analysis of homogeneous central‐server queueing networks pp. 15-27

- G. C. Pentzaropoulos and D. I. Giokas
- Linear programming with estimatable parameters pp. 29-38

- Jati K. Sengupta
- Some statistical properties of the kernel‐diffeomorphism estimator pp. 39-58

- S. Saoudi, F. Ghorbel and A. Hillion
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