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Prior elicitation in multiple change-point models
... Οϖεραλλ, ωε αρε …νδινγ στρονγ συππορτ φορ ουρ στορψ τηατ τηε Υνρεστριχτεδ Υνιφορm πριορ ισ αν ε¤εχτιϖε ωαψ οφ εστιmατινγ τηε νυmβερ οφ χηανγε−ποιντσ ιν−σαmπλε ασ οπποσεδ το ιmποσινγ ιτ ο[r] ... See full document
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Limit Theory of Model Order Change Point Estimator for GARCH Models
... these models is the GARCH model which has been found appropriate in capturing volatility dynamics in financial time series particularly in modelling of stock market volatility as seen in [1] and derivative market ... See full document
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Dirichlet Process Hidden Markov Multiple Change point Model
... Bayesian change-point model is explored by Chernoff and Zacks (1964), who assume a constant probability of change at each point in ...single change-point model under different ... See full document
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Stein-rules and Testing in Generalized Mean Reverting Processes with Multiple Change-points
... of change points as selecting the best fitting model. Thus, for models with different possible numbers of change points, we choose the model which fits the data ... See full document
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Change Point Detection in the Conditional Correlation Structure of Multivariate Volatility Models
... on change points detection in the covariance structure were focused on using model selection criteria and standard stability tests on the parameters of GARCH ...simultaneous multiple changes in covariance ... See full document
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Evaluation of elicitation methods to quantify Bayes linear models
... how elicitation is carried ...this elicitation method as they state ‘this expression of standard deviation, as well as the sweeping interpretation of a point esti- mate as a mean, is not designed to ... See full document
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A Comparison of Knowledge Acquisition Methods for the Elicitation of Procedural Mental Models
... created with specific values of parameters r and q is referred to as a Pfnet (r,q). Knowledge acquisition measures for the backward thinking task. For each participant, a backward thinking score was calculated using a ... See full document
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A Kernel Multiple Change-point Algorithm via Model Selection
... of change —in the covariance between coordinates or in the autocorrelation structure of each coordinate, respectively—, as illustrated on synthetic data experiments and two real-world data sets from ... See full document
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Bayesian Inference To Multiple Changes In The Variance Of AR (P) Time Series Model
... one change in the regression ...series models and in particular, explained how a shift in the ARMA(1,1) processes can be identified by the ...series models, first and second order autoregressive ... See full document
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Forecasting and estimating multiple change-point models with an unknown number of change points
... Τηεν, σινχε σοmε ορ αλλ οφ τηε ρεγιmεσ χαν τερmινατε ουτ−οφ−σαmπλε, ουρ mοδελ ιmπλιχιτλψ χονταινσ mοδελσ ωιτη νο βρεακσ, ονε βρεακ, υπ το Μ 1 βρεακσ ιν−σαmπλε.5 Τηε δεσιραβλε προπερτιεσ [r] ... See full document
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Implied distributions in multiple change point problems
... exact change point distributions when fitting general finite state Hidden Markov models (HMMs), including Markov switching ...models. Change point prob- lems are important in ... See full document
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Multiple Model Predictive Control of Component Content in Rare Earth Extraction Process
... the multiple model mode- ling and control method is ...nonredundant multiple linear models with the same model structure and different ...the multiple model predictive control proposed is ... See full document
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On functionals of a marked Poisson process observed by a renewal process
... Studies on crossing level analysis were earlier rendered in Dshalalow [5, 6, 7, 8], but they were not applied to time-dependent processes. In the present paper, when ex- amining such functionals, we arrive at compact ... See full document
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A case study on integrating contextual information with analytical usability evaluation
... Conversely, there is now a growing body of techniques that are directly concerned with understanding use in context as a basis for design. One of the more widely known is Contextual Design (Beyer & Holtzblatt, 1998), ... See full document
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Spatial point process models for MRI lesion data in multiple sclerosis
... The parameter estimates given in Table 5.6 show that, regardless of including covariates or not, the imHPGRF model struggled to predict the true mark parameter values. The intensity-dependent mark process falls short ... See full document
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Prognostic Predictive Model to Estimate the Risk of Multiple Chronic Diseases: Constructing Copulas Using Electronic Medical Record Data
... Several models for the estimation of osteoarthritis risk have been developed, including the Tool for Osteoarthritis Risk Prediction (TOARP) (230); the Nottingham knee osteoarthritis risk prediction models ... See full document
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Non Gaussian dynamic Bayesian modelling for panel data
... A first order autoregressive non-Gaussian model for analysing panel data is proposed. The main feature is that the model is able to accommodate fat tails and also skewness, thus allowing for outliers and asymmetries. The ... See full document
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Extreme Rainfall Non-Stationarity Investigation and Intensity-Frequency-Duration Relationship
... climate change and variability on the IFD relationship (curves) were investigated through Generalized Extreme Value (GEV) distribution ...the change point for extreme rainfall data for majority of ... See full document
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The use of Bayesian statistics to predict patterns of spatial repeatability
... of multiple parameters of a fleet of quarter-car heavy vehicle ride models are determined inversely based on prior assumed distributions and the set of observed impact factors from a ‘true’ fleet of ... See full document
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Prior knowledge and statistical models of learning
... The second experiment involved training participants on a particular pattern of responsesin the first phase, and testing whether they could apply that function with different parameter v[r] ... See full document
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