Technometrics: A journal of statistics for the physical, chemical and engineering sciences

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  Año 2010, Vol. 52, Número 1

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    Statistical Methods for Fighting Financial Crimes.

    Agus Sudjianto, Sheela Nair, Ming Yuan, Aijun Zhang, Daniel Kern, Fernando Cela-Díaz

    págs. 5-19

    
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    Mini-Issue on anomaly Detection.

    David M. Steinberg

    pág. 5

    
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    Fraud Detection in Telecommunications: History and Lessons Learned.

    Richard A. Becker, Chris Volinsky, Allan R. Wilks

    págs. 20-33

    
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    Fraud Detection in Telecommunications and Banking: Discussion of Becker, Volinsky, and Wilks (2010) and Sudjianto et al (2010).

    David J. Hand

    págs. 34-38

    
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    Statistical Challenges Facing Early Outbreak detection in Biosurveillance.

    Galit Schmueli, Howard Burkom

    págs. 39-51

    
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    Online Prediction Under Model Uncertainty via Dynamic Model Averaging: Application to a Cold Rolling Mill.

    Adrian E. Raftery, Miroslav Kárný, Pavel Ettler

    págs. 52-66

    
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    Incorporating Time-Dependent source Profiles Using the Dirichlet Distribution in Multivariate Receptor Models.

    Matthew J. Heaton, C. Shane Reese, William F. Christensen

    págs. 67-79

    
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    Robust Design of Measurement Systems.

    Tirthankar Dasgupta, Arden Miller, C.F. Jeff Wu

    págs. 80-93

    
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    Modeling and Evaluating Repeatability and Reproducibility of Ordinal Classifications.

    Jeroen de Mast, Wessel N. van Wieringen

    págs. 94-106

    
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    Data-Driven k-Sample Tests.

    Grzegorz Wylupek

    págs. 107-123

    
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    Partitioning Degrees of Freedom in Hierarchical and Other Richly Parameterized Models.

    Yue Cui, James S. Hodges, Xiaoxiao Kong, Bradley P. Carlin

    págs. 124-136

    
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    Addendum to "Fast Computation of Designs Robust to Parameter Uncertainty for Nonlinear settings".

    Christopher M. Gotwalt

    pág. 137