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1985 Technical Reports

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  1. H. Rubin, T. Sellke. On the Distributions of Sums of Symmetric Random Variables and Vectors. 

  2. A. Rukhin. Quadratic Estimators of Quadratic Functions of Normal Parameters. 

  3. P. Protter. Semimartingales and Measure Preserving Flows. 

  4. L. J. Gleser, R. J. Carroll, P. P. Gallo. The Limiting Distribution of Least Squares In An Errors-In-Variables Linear Regression Model.

  5. P. Protter. A Book Review of: Introduction to Stochastic Integration, by K. L. Chung and R. J. Williams; Stochastic Calculus and Applications, by R. J. Elliott; Semimartingales: A Course on Stochastic Processes, by M. Metivier. 

  6. J. F. Angers, J. Berger. The Stein effect and Bayesian analysis: a reexamination. 

  7. T. S. Salisbury. Three Problems from the Theory of Right Processes. 

  8. R. Becker, K. C. S. Pillai. A Computer Program for Tests of Equality of Covariance Matrices. 

  9. L. J. Gleser. Assessing Familiality of Cognitive Ability.

  10. T. Matsui. A Rating System and Its Applications to Ranking and Selection. 

  11. S. S. Gupta. A Short Bibliography of Recent Developments in Selection and Ranking Procedures. 

  12. Y. B. Lim, W. J. Studden, H. P. Wynn. A Note on Approximate D-Optimal Design for G x 2k.

  13. J. Berger, A. Das Gupta. Estimation of Multiple Gamma Scale-Parameters: Bayes Estimation Subject to Uniform Domination.

  14. S. Samuels, B. Chotlos. A Multiple Criteria Optimal Selection Problem. Published in Adaptive Statistical Procedures and Related Topics, IMS Monograph Series, Vol. 8, pp. 62-78, 1986.

  15. L. Gleser, J. T. Hwang. The Nonexistence of 100(1 - α)% Confidence sets of Finite Expected Diameter in Errors-in-Variables and Related Models. 

  16. S. S. Gupta, S. Panchapakesan. Selection and Ranking Procedures in Reliability Models. 

  17. T. Sellke. Repeated-MLE Procedures for Stochastic Approximation in Quantal Response Problems.

  18. W. C. Kim. A Lower Confidence Bound on the Probability of a Correct Selection. 

  19. S. S. Gupta, T. Matsui. On the Least Favorable Configuration of a Selection Procedure Based on Ranks (this paper is now #87-2).

  20. J. K. Sohn. (Thesis) Multiple Decision Procedures for Tukey's Generalized Lambda Distributions.

  21. T. Ramalingam. (Thesis) Statistical Properties of the File-Merging Methodology. 

  22. V. Anderson, L. J. Cote, K. C. S. Pillai. Sampling United States Forests Using Landsat Data. 

  23. P. S. Puri. A Branching Process Approach to a Problem Connected with a T.V. Game Show. 

  24. W. J. Studden, Y. B. Lim, K. B. Constantine. Admissible and Optimal Exact Designs for Polynomial Regression. 

  25. P. Protter. Semimartingales and Stochastic Differential Equations. 

  26. A. L. Rukhin. Estimated Loss and Admissible Loss Estimators. 

  27. A. L. Rukhin. Improved Estimation in Lognormal Regression Models. 

  28. L. J. Gleser. Minimax Estimators of a Normal Mean Vector for Arbitrary Quadratic Loss and Unknown Covariance Matrix. 

  29. S. S. Gupta and J. K. Sohn. Selection and Ranking Procedures for Tukey's Generalized Lambda Distributions: Symmetric Case. 

  30. S. S. Gupta and K. J. Miescke. Optimum Two-Stage Selection Procedures for Weibull Populations.

  31. M. L. Samuels. Unequal Weights in the Two-Way Analysis of Variance. 

  32. T. C. Liang. Isotonic Rules for Selecting Good Exponential Populations. 

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