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2nd World Congress of the Bernoulli Society A. N. Shiryaev
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3–4 |
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Upper and Lower Classes for Gaussian Random Fields and the General Lil J. P. M. Albin
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5–10 |
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Large Deviations and Statistical Invariance Principle A. A. Borovkov, A. A. Mogul'skii
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11–18 |
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Multivariate Survival Analysis (Invited Paper) R. D. Gill
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19–35 |
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Estimation of Induction Distributions with Doubly Censored Data and Application to AIDS G. Gomez
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36–45 |
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A Markov Evolving Random Field and Spliting Random Elements P. E. Greenwood, I. V. Evstigneev
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46–48 |
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A Regular Filtered Statistical Model and Families of Martingales A. A. Gushchin
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49–52 |
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Convergence Results for an Adaptive Ordinal Urn Design S. D. Durham, N. Flournoy
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53–56 |
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Set-Indexed Stochastic Processes and Predictability B. G. Ivanova, E. Merzach
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57–63 |
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From Optional Skipping to Random Time Change — on Some Recent Advances in Exchangeability Theory O. Kallenberg
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64–74 |
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The Global Geodesic Geometry of Shape Spaces and an Application to Collinearity Testing H. Le
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75–80 |
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On Strong Limit Theorems for Sums of Independent Random Variables A. I. Martikainen, V. V. Petrov
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81–86 |
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Unified $(r,s)$-Entropy Measures in a Bayesian Context M. L. Menéndez, J. A. Pardo
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87–90 |
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Reliability Estimation of a Complex Renewable System with an Unbounded Number of Repair Units A. D. Solov'ev, D. G. Konstantinidis
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91–94 |
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From Coupling to Shift-Coupling H. Thorisson
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95–104 |
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Consistency of a Class of Information Criteria for Model Selection in Nonlinear Regression D. Haughton
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105–112 |
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Sequences of Random Transformations G. Högnas
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113–120 |
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On Information Inequalities in the Parametric Estimation A. E. Shemyakin
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121–123 |
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Algorithmic Complexity and Randomness: Recent Developments A. Shen
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124–131 |
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Asymptotic Analysis of the Reliability of a Complex Renewable Standby System with Fast Repair J. Sztrik
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132–135 |
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On Exponential Bounds for Probabilities of Large Deviations V. V. Yurinsky
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136–138 |
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On Asymptotic Behavior of Distributions of Some Statistics for Markov Chains T. A. Azlarov, A. A. Narkhujaev
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139–141 |
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Some Sequential Analogues of Stein's Two-Sample Test N. R. Arghami, L. Billard
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141–144 |
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Branching Process Approximation of Epidemic Models F. Ball, P. Donelly
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144–147 |
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Time Series Models for Infinitely Divisible Processes C. B. Brown, D. Pallant
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147–149 |
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One-Dependent Processes and Their Hilbert Space Representations V. de Valk
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149–153 |
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A Stochastic Heat Equation for Stationary Freeway Traffic Flow E. Weits
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153–156 |
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Use of the Back-Projection Method for Predictions of the Australian Aids Epidemic S. R. Wilson, P. J. Solomon
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156–158 |
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Estimation of Additive Regression Model with Proportional Intensity P. Volf
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159–162 |
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Partially Specified Filtered Models and Efficiency P. E. Greenwood, W. Wefelmeyer
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162–165 |
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Wiener Germs H. Dinges
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165–170 |
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Models for Variable-Stress Accelerated Life Testing Experiments Based on Wiener Processes and the Inverse Gaussian Distribution K. A. Doksum, A. Hoyland
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170–172 |
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Testing Max-Infinite Divisibility A. Zempléni
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173–175 |
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Hypothesis Testing for Multidimensional Gaussian Process P. Ibarolla, R. Velez
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175–178 |
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Interpretation and Manipulation of Edgeworth Expansions W. C. M. Kallenberg
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179–181 |
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On the Consistency of the $L_P $-Isotonic Regression J. A. Cuesta, J. S. Dominguez, C. Matrán
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181–184 |
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An Exploratory Technique to Detect Departures From Complete Spatial Randomness J. McKendrick
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184–187 |
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Likelihood Ratio of Gaussian Globally Markovian Random Fields L. Márkus
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188–190 |
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Hypoentropy as an Index of Diversity D. Morales, I. J. Taneja, L. Pardo
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191–194 |
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Random Walks on de Bruijn Graphs T. Mori
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194–197 |
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An Ordered Random Set Coupling T. Norberg
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197–199 |
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Robust Bayesian Methods in Simple ANOVA Models W. Polasek, K. Pötzelberger
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200–202 |
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Percolation of Poisson Sticks on the Plane R. Roy
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203–205 |
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Inferring Population Structure From DNA Sequences S. Sawyer
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205 |
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The Supercritical Varying-Environment Galton–Watson Process J. C. D'Souza, J. D. Biggins
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206–207 |
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Construction of Asymptotically Optimal and Independent Nonparametric Experimental Design Tests in the Cox Regression Model T. J. Terpstra
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208–210 |
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An Application in Extreme Value Theory of Nonregular Maximum Likelihood Estimation D. Walshaw
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211–213 |
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Limiting Behavior of Generalized $U$-Statistics of Weakly Dependent Stationary Processes Sh. A. Khashimov
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214–216 |
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$A$-Optimal Designs for Supplementary Experiments K. L. Chow
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216–219 |
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On the $Z$-Representation of a Statistic R. J. Chau, F. J. Hu
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219–221 |
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Semimartingales and Hedging in Incomplete Markets M. Schweizer
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221–224 |
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New Books
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New Books E. V. Panfilova
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225–226 |
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News of Scientific Life
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Information Bulletin № 3 on the Soviet Committee of the Bernoulli Society A. N. Shiryaev, P. Embrechts
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227–236 |