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2020022: Time and Causality in the Social Sciences

Michel Mouchart, Renzo Orsi, Federica Russo and Guillaume Wunsch

2020021: Causality in econometric modeling. From theory to structural causal modeling

Michel Mouchart, Renzo Orsi and Guillaume Wunsch

2020020: The Laplace-P-spline methodology for fast approximate Bayesian inference in additive partial linear models

Oswaldo Gressani and Philippe Lambert

2020019: Risk bounds when learning infinitely many response functions by ordinary linear regression

Vincent Plassier, François Portier and Johan Segers

2020018: Conditional tail expectation decomposition and conditional mean risk sharing for dependent and conditionally independent risks

Michel Denuit and Christian Y. Robert

2020017: From risk sharing to risk transfer: the analytics of collaborative insurance

Michel Denuit and Christian Y. Robert

2020016: Wishart-Gamma mixtures for multiperil experience ratemaking, frequency-severity experience rating and micro-loss reserving

Michel Denuit and Yang Lu

2020015: From risk sharing to pure premium for a large number of heterogeneous losses

M. Denuit and C.Y. Robert

2020014: Ultimate behavior of conditional mean risk sharing for independent compound Panjer-Katz sums with gamma and Pareto severities

M. Denuit and C.Y. Robert

2020013: Laplace approximation for fast Bayesian inference in generalized additive models based on penalized regression splines

O. Gressani and P. Lambert

2020012: The essentials on linear regression, ANOVA, general linear and linear mixed models for the chemist

B. Govaerts, B. Francq, R. Marion, M. Martin and M. Thiel

2020011: AdaCLV for Interpretable Variable Clustering and Dimensionality Reduction of Spectroscopic Data

Rebecca Marion, Bernadette Govaerts and Rainer von Sachs

2020010: A Random Assignment Problem: Size of Near Maximal Sets and Correct Order Expectation Bounds

Gilles Mordant

2020009: Comparison of Cluster Validity Indices and Decision Rules for Different Degrees of Cluster Separation

S. Kaczynska, R. Marion and R. von Sachs

2020008: The LassoPSVM approach for sufficient dimension reduction using principal projections

Eugen Pircalabelu and Andreas Artemiou

2020007: Graph informed sufficient dimension reduction

Eugen Pircalabelu and Andreas Artemiou

2020006: Multivariate Goodness-of-Fit Tests Based on Wasserstein Distance

Marc Hallin, Gilles Mordant and Johan Segers

2020005: Inference on extremal dependence in a latent Markov tree model attracted to a Husler-Reiss distribution

Stefka Kirilova Asenova, Gildas Mazo and Johan Segers

2020004: Empirical tail copulas for functional data

John Einmahl and Johan Segers

2020003: Option pricing in illiquid markets: a fractional jump-diffusion approach

Donatien Hainaut and Nikolai Leonenko

2020002: Credit risk modelling with fractional self-excited processes

Donatien Hainaut

2020001: Wavelet-based feature-engineering for mortality projection

Donatien Hainaut and Michel Denuit

2019028: Investing in your own and peers' risks: The simple analytics of p2p insurance

Michel Denuit

2019027: Credit risk modelling with fractional self-excited processes

Donatien Hainaut

2019026: Wavelet-based feature-engineering for mortality projection

Donatien Hainaut and Michel Denuit

2019025: BIOT: Explaining Multidimensional MDS Embeddings Using the Best Interpretable Orthogonal Transformation

Adrien Bibal, Rebecca Marion, Benoit Frenay and Rainer von Sachs

2019024: Time-Varying General Dynamic Factor Models and the Measurement of Financial Connectedness

Matteo Barigozzi, Marc Hallin, Stefano Soccorsi and R. von Sachs

2019023: Predicting Recessions: A New Measure of Output Gap as Predictor

Camilla Mastromarco, Leopold Simar and Paul Wilson

2019022: Uncertainty quantification in sunspot counts

S. Mathieu, R. von Sachs, C. Ritter, V. Delouille and L. LEFeVRE

2019021: LiMM-PCA: combining ASCA+ and linear mixed models to analyse high dimensional designed data

Manon Martin and Bernadette Govaerts

2019020: Feature Selection in metabolomics with PLS-derived methods

Manon Martin and Bernadette Govaerts

2019019: Hypothesis Testing in Nonparametric Models of Production using Multiple Sample Splits

Leopold Simar and Paul Wilson

2019018: Mean reversion in stochastic mortality: why and how?

Fadoua Zeddouk and Pierre Devolder

2019017: Interbank Credit Risk Modelling with Self-Exciting Jump Processes

Charles Guy Njike Leunga and Donatien Hainaut

2019016: Fractional Hawkes processes

Donatien Hainaut

2019015: Control variate selection for Monte Carlo integration

Remi Leluc, Francois Portier and Johan Segers

2019014: Two-mode clustering through profiles of regions and sectors

Christian Haedo and Michel Mouchart

2019013: Home and Motor insurance joined at a household level using multivariate credibility

Florian Pechon, Michel Denuit and Julien Trufin

2019012: On Some Resampling Procedures with the Empirical Beta Copula

Anna Kiriliouk, Johan Segers and Hideatsu Tsukahara

2019011: Une alternative a la pension a points: le compte individuel pension en euros

Pierre Devolder

2019010: Size-biased transform and conditional mean risk sharing, with application to P2P insurance and tontines

Michel Denuit

2019009: Size-biased risk measures of compound sums

Michel Denuit

2019008: Spectral Analysis of Multivariate Time Series

Rainer von Sachs

2019007: Once covered, forever covered: The actuarial challenges of the Belgian private health insurance system

Hamza Hanbali, Hubert Claassens, Michel Denuit, Jan Dhaene and Julien Trufin

2019006: Model selection based on Lorenz and concentration curves, Gini indices and convex order

Michel Denuit, Dominik Sznajder and Julien Trufin

2019005: Concordance-based predictive measures in regression models for discrete responses

Michel Denuit, Mhamed Mesfoui and Julien Trufin

2019004: Quality and its impact on efficiency

Cinzia Daraio, Leopold Simar and Paul Wilson

2019003: La modelisation en sciences sociales: Incertitudes et defis

Guillaume Wunsch, Michel Mouchart and Federica Russo

2019002: Examining Cause-Effect Relations in the Social Sciences A Structural Causal Modelling Approach

Guillaume Wunsch, Michel Mouchart and Federica Russo

2019001: One- versus multi-component regular variation and extremes of Markov trees

Johan Segers