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Variable selection in generalized random coefficient autoregressive models
... = V φ σ ε σ ε τ σ ε 2 ...the random coefficient autore- gressive (RCAR) model ...the random coefficient exponential autoregressive model ...generalized random coefficient autoregressive ...
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Cliques in dense in homogeneous random graphs
... Inhomogeneous random graphs allow one to express different intensities of bonds between the corresponding parts of the base ...these models is in extra difficulties in mathematical analysis of their ...
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Extremes of homogeneous Gaussian random fields
... , where n 1 (u)n 2 (u) = u 2/α 1 +2/α 2 Ψ(u), which holds uniformly for (x, y) ∈ [A, B] 2 with A, B two positive constants and Ψ the survival function of an N (0, 1) random variable. We apply our findings to ...
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Limited Dependent Variable Correlated Random Coefficient Panel Data Models
... The identification of the binary response model is different from the linear mod- els. We can identify the coefficients if we assume that the unobserved random terms have known distributions, and this will allow ...
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Variable selection using Random Forests
... Remark 3.1. Since we want to treat in an unified way all the situations, we will use for finding prediction variables the some- what crude strategy previously defined. Nevertheless, starting from the set of variables ...
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Conditional Variable Importance for Random Forests
... categorical variable, up to k, but potentially less than k, subsets of the data are ...a variable provides one or more cutpoints, that can induce a more or less fine graded grid on this ...the ...
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Conditional Variable Importance for Random Forests
... original random forest variable importance measures, because they can be considered as measures of marginal importance, even though what is of interest in most applications is the conditional effect of each ...
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Non-homogeneous random walks with non-integrable increments and heavy-tailed random walks on strips
... non-classical models, including random walks with heavy-tailed increments on two-dimensional strips, which include, for instance, certain general- ized risk ...
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Random Intercept and Random Slope 2-Level Multilevel Models
... Suppose we want to investigate whether the student grades vary from teacher to teacher and the impact of student satisfaction on their grades. We treat student satisfaction variable as a random ...
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Automatic Variable Selection for Single Index Random Effects Models with Longitudinal Data
... existing variable selection methods: the resulting estimator enjoys the oracle property; the proposed procedure avoids the convex op- timization problem and is flexible and easy to ...
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Recursive analysis and estimation for the discrete Boolean random set model
... An optimal filter for the union of two Boolean models (one signal, one noise) given a windowed observation of.. the union process is expressed as the conditional expectation of the signa[r] ...
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Random Forest variable importance with missing data
... a variable under consideration of its actual ...a variable would have taken if there had been no missing ...that Random Forests that base on multiple imputed data were mostly unaffected by the ...
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Ranking a Random Feature for Variable and Feature Selection
... between models with different inputs require (i) training several models with different initial values of the parameters (for nonlinear-in-the-parameters models), (ii) selecting the model with the ...
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Variable selection with Random Forests for missing data
... 5.1 Implementation The R system for statistical computing (R Develop- ment Core Team, 2011) was used to perform the sim- ulation study. The package party (Hothorn et al., 2008) provides unbiased Random Forests ...
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Variable Selection in Covariate Dependent Random Partition Models: an Application to Urinary Tract Infection
... including random effects (usually modelled using a Normal distribution) to account for heterogeneity between ...the random effects is non-Normal, multi-modal, or perhaps ...hierarchical models, in ...
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Independence test of a continuous random variable and a discrete random variable
... continuous variable ‘insulin’ and ‘pedgree’, we assume that continuous variables distributed as ...The variable ‘age’ has an integer value and greater than 20; therefore we consider it as a location ...
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Random variables, probability distributions, binomial random variable
... binomial random variable when we sample ...the random variable X = number of defectives in a random sample of size n taken from a population of size N having a defectives total the ...
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Probability and Random Variable Primer
... and λ 2 . Then, Z = X 1 + X 2 is a Poisson rv with mean λ 1 + λ 2 . Example 6. ¾ The monthly demand for a certain airplane spare part of Fly High Airlines (FHA) fleet at Beirut airport is estimated to be a Poisson ...
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The rate of profit as a random variable
... of random variables is an informal version of the central limit theorem (CLT); although this was moderately advanced for the mid-nineteenth century it was hardly novel, a version of the CLT having first been ...
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Invariance principle for non-homogeneous random walks.
... Nicholas Georgiou * Aleksandar Mijatovi´ c † Andrew R. Wade * Abstract We prove an invariance principle for a class of zero-drift spatially non-homogeneous random walks in R d , which may be recurrent in ...
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