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2004,43: The Effect of Inventory on Purchase Incidence: Empirical Analysis of Opposing Forces of Storage and Consumption: Yasemin Boztug and David R. Bell
2004,42: The open-loop solution of the Uzawa-Lucas Model of Endogenous Growth with N agents: Dirk Bethmann
2004,41: Incentive Contracts and Total Factor Productivity: Dominique Demougin and Benjamin Bental
2004,40: Yxilon: Designing The Next Generation, Vertically Integrable Statistical Software Environment: Uwe Ziegenhagen, Sigbert Klinke and Wolfgang Härdle
2004,39: Limit Distribution of Convex-Hull Estimators of Boundaries: Seok-Oh Jeong and Byeong U. Park
2004,38: Economic integration across borders: the Polish interwar economy 1921-1937: Carsten Trenkler and Nikolaus Wolf
2004,37: Determining p-values for Systems Cointegration Tests With a Prior Adjustment for Deterministic Terms: Carsten Trenkler
2004,36: Zeitarbeit in Deutschland: Trends und Perspektiven: Michael Burda and Michael Kvasnicka
2004,35: Statistical user interfaces: Sigbert Klinke
2004,34: Network intrusion detection: David J. Marchette
2004,33: Econometrics: Jeroen Rombouts and Luc Bauwens
2004,32: Computationally intensive Value at Risk calculations: Rafał Weron
2004,31: Bagging, boosting and ensemble methods: Peter Bühlmann
2004,30: Recursive Partitioning and Tree-based Methods: Heping Zhang
2004,29: Computational Methods in Survival Analysis: Toshinari Kamakura
2004,28: Statistical Databases: Hans-Joachim Lenz, Oliver Günther and Claus Boyens
2004,27: Parallel computing techniques: Junji Nakano
2004,26: Transforms in Statistics: Brani Vidakovic
2004,24: The EM Algorithm: Geoffrey J. McLachlan, Thriyambakam Krishnan and See Ket Ng
2004,23: Numerical Linear Algebra: Pavel Cizek and Lenka Čížková
2004,22: Markov Chain Monte Carlo Technology: Siddhartha Chib
2004,21: Random number generation: Pierre L'Ecuyer
2004,20: Robust Statistics: Ursula Gather and P. Laurie Davies
2004,19: Object Oriented Computing: Miroslav Virius
2004,18: Bayesian computational methods: Christian P. Robert
2004,17: Semiparametric models: Joel L. Horowitz
2004,16: Multivariate Density Estimation and Visualization: David W. Scott
2004,15: Dimension Reduction Methods: Masahiro Mizuta
2004,14: Semiparametric multivariate volatility models: Jeroen Rombouts and Christian Hafner
2004,13: Block Trading, Ownership Structure, and the Value of Corporate Votes: Ingolf Dittmann
2004,12: Smoothing: Local Regression Techniques: Catherine Loader
2004,11: (Non) Linear Regression Modeling: Pavel Cizek
2004,10: Endogeneity of Currency Areas and Trade Blocs: Evidence from the Inter-War Period: Nikolaus Wolf and Albrecht Ritschl
2004,09: Skewness and Kurtosis Trades: Wolfgang Härdle, Oliver Blaskowitz and Peter Schmidt
2004,08: Modeling the risk process in the XploRe computing environment: Rafał Weron and Krzysztof Burnecki
2004,07: Prognose mit nichtparametrischen Verfahren: Wolfgang Härdle, Ying Chen and Rainer Schulz
2004,06: Satisfaction and Interpersonal Closeness as Determinants of Relationship Commitment in Business-to-Business Relationships: Marcel Paulssen
2004,05: Adoption of e-business: patterns and consequences of network externalities: Christian Schade and Philipp Köllinger
2004,04: The Variance Ratio Statistic at Large Horizons: Rohit S. Deo and Willa W. Chen
2004,03: Estimation of Mis-Specified Long Memory Models: Rohit S. Deo and Willa W. Chen
2004,02: Forecasting Realised Volatility using a Long Memory Stochastic Volatility Model: Estimation, Prediction and Seasonal Adjustment: Clifford Hirvich, Rohit S. Deo and Yi Luo
2004,01: Simulation of risk processes: Wolfgang Härdle, Krzysztof Burnecki and Rafał Weron