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June 1983, Volume 1, Issue 4

197-202 Convergence rates of large deviations probabilities for point estimators
by Rubin, Herman & Rukhin, Andrew L.
203-206 A discrete analogue and elementary derivation of 'Lévy's equivalence' for Brownian motion
by Simons, Gordon
207-211 Multicollinear effects of weighted least squares regression
by Dorsett, Dovalee & Gunst, Richard F. & Gartland, Eugene C.
213-215 A note on spectral decomposition and maximum likelihood estimation in models with balanced data
by Wansbeek, Tom & Kapteyn, Arie

March 1983, Volume 1, Issue 3

107-113 On an upper bound of Sanov's inequality for the probability of a large deviation
by Fu, James C.
115-119 Independent scale-free spacings for the exponential and uniform distributions
by Sweeting, Trevor J.
121-124 Unbiased estimation of finite population variance using auxiliary information
by Gupta, R. P.
125-128 A family of minimax estimators of a multivariate normal mean
by Li, Tze Fen
129-135 One- and two-sample match statistics
by Rao, J. S. & Tiwari, Ram C.
137-139 A note on the 'underadjustment phenomenon'
by Robbins, Herbert & Levin, Bruce
141-145 Representations for eigenfunctions of expected value operators in the Wishart distribution
by Richards, Donald
147-150 Strong law for the bootstrap
by Athreya, K. B.
151-154 Simple estimators for the mean life in destructive attribute life tests
by Azor, Meir & Kubat, Peter
155-160 On the convergence of sequences of stationary jump Markov processes
by Costantini, C. & Gerardi, A. & Nappo, G.

November 1982, Volume 1, Issue 2

53-55 A note on a theorem of Berkes and Philipp for dependent sequences
by Dabrowski, AndréRobert
57-59 Determining classes and independence
by O'Brien, G. L.
61-67 Hierarchical classification of mathematical structures
by Perruchet, Christophe
69-73 A quantile domain perspective on the relationships between optimal grouping, spacing and stratification problems
by Eubank, R. L.
75-78 On the fallacy of the likelihood principle
by Akaike, Hirotugu
79-83 Simplicity and credibility: A counterstrategy
by Bross, Irwin D. J.
85-88 Extremes in autoregressive processes with uniform marginal distributions
by Chernick, Michael R. & Davis, Richard A.
89-96 Estimation of a mean in the presence of an extreme observation
by Feuerverger, A. & Guttman, I. & Sinha, S. K.
97-101 The use of prediction analysis to develop groupings of survey questions
by Lusk, E. & Cassileth, B.
103-106 The conditioning of the maximum entropy covariance matrix and its inverse
by Conway, Delores & Theil, Henri

July 1982, Volume 1, Issue 1

1-1 Preface
by Johnson, Richard A.
2-6 Non-Gaussian series and series with non-zero means: Practical implications for time series analysis
by Lusk, Eward J. & Wright, Haviland
7-11 Maximum entropy interpretation of autoregressive spectral densities
by Parzen, Emanuel
12-16 Backward and forward recurrence times, and their interrelationships in Bellman-Harris branching processes
by Taylor, James R.
17-22 Some recent and new results on the maximum entropy distribution
by Theil, Henri
23-25 A note on contiguity and L1-norm
by Akritas, Michael G.
26-30 A multiple divergence criterion for testing between separate hypotheses
by Sawyer, K. R.
31-32 A characteristic property of the exponential distribution
by Kaminsky, Kenneth S.
33-35 Poisson on the poisson distribution
by Stigler, Stephen M.
36-40 Holdings of financial assets: A Markov chain analysis
by Anderson, John S. & Clements, Kenneth W.
41-45 Expected cost bounds for the selection and ordering procedures based on binary-type questions
by Pesotchinsky, Leon
46-50 Tests for simultaneously determining numbers of clusters and their shape with multivariate data
by Sen Gupta, Ashis

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