Statistical Inference Based Density by Basu Ayanendranath (6 results)
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Condition: New. Ayanendranath Basu got his PhD in Statistics from the Pennsylvania State University, USA, in 1991, working under the supervision of Professor Bruce G. Lindsay. After graduation he spent four years at the Department of Mathematics, University of Te.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. All scientists, researchers, and data analysts, who handle real data as part of their scientific explorations, have had, from time to time, to face to the problem of dealing with data which do not exactly conform to the model which was expected to describe these data. Often such non-conformi…ty is manifested through outliers. Classical techniques, which are usually optimal for "pure" data, generally have poor resistance to "noisy" data consisting of outliers or exhibiting other forms of model misspecification. This book discusses a particular method of inference which employs a robust minimum distance approach for noisy data.Provides all the up-to-date details about a very popular robust inference method based on the density power divergence within one coverCovers the general theory as well as applications to special types of data like survival data, count data, binary data, time series data, Markov dependent data, and many moreDiscusses the problem of Bayesian robustness against data contaminationGuides the readers for practical use of this popular robust inference method through several real-life examples along with their implementation in the statistical software R (available from the author's website)Contains many open problems in this popular research area of robust inferences, which will help the readers to choose their new research problems and enrich the field by solving themStatistical Inference based on the Denisty Power Divergence is aimed primarily at advanced graduate students, research scholars, and scientists working on robust statistical methods. Researchers from several applied fields (like biology, economics, medical sciences, sociology, business and finance, etc.) who need to analyse their experimental data with some potential noises and outliers will also find this book useful. All scientists, researchers and data analysts, who have to handle real data as part of their scientific explorations, have, from time to time, to face to the problem of having to deal with data which do not exactly conform to the model which was expected to describe these data. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. All scientists, researchers, and data analysts, who handle real data as part of their scientific explorations, have had, from time to time, to face to the problem of dealing with data which do not exactly conform to the model which was expected to describe these data. Often such non-conformi…ty is manifested through outliers. Classical techniques, which are usually optimal for "pure" data, generally have poor resistance to "noisy" data consisting of outliers or exhibiting other forms of model misspecification. This book discusses a particular method of inference which employs a robust minimum distance approach for noisy data.Provides all the up-to-date details about a very popular robust inference method based on the density power divergence within one coverCovers the general theory as well as applications to special types of data like survival data, count data, binary data, time series data, Markov dependent data, and many moreDiscusses the problem of Bayesian robustness against data contaminationGuides the readers for practical use of this popular robust inference method through several real-life examples along with their implementation in the statistical software R (available from the author's website)Contains many open problems in this popular research area of robust inferences, which will help the readers to choose their new research problems and enrich the field by solving themStatistical Inference based on the Denisty Power Divergence is aimed primarily at advanced graduate students, research scholars, and scientists working on robust statistical methods. Researchers from several applied fields (like biology, economics, medical sciences, sociology, business and finance, etc.) who need to analyse their experimental data with some potential noises and outliers will also find this book useful. All scientists, researchers and data analysts, who have to handle real data as part of their scientific explorations, have, from time to time, to face to the problem of having to deal with data which do not exactly conform to the model which was expected to describe these data. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. All scientists, researchers, and data analysts, who handle real data as part of their scientific explorations, have had, from time to time, to face to the problem of dealing with data which do not exactly conform to the model which was expected to describe these data. Often such non-conformi…ty is manifested through outliers. Classical techniques, which are usually optimal for "pure" data, generally have poor resistance to "noisy" data consisting of outliers or exhibiting other forms of model misspecification. This book discusses a particular method of inference which employs a robust minimum distance approach for noisy data.Provides all the up-to-date details about a very popular robust inference method based on the density power divergence within one coverCovers the general theory as well as applications to special types of data like survival data, count data, binary data, time series data, Markov dependent data, and many moreDiscusses the problem of Bayesian robustness against data contaminationGuides the readers for practical use of this popular robust inference method through several real-life examples along with their implementation in the statistical software R (available from the author's website)Contains many open problems in this popular research area of robust inferences, which will help the readers to choose their new research problems and enrich the field by solving themStatistical Inference based on the Denisty Power Divergence is aimed primarily at advanced graduate students, research scholars, and scientists working on robust statistical methods. Researchers from several applied fields (like biology, economics, medical sciences, sociology, business and finance, etc.) who need to analyse their experimental data with some potential noises and outliers will also find this book useful. All scientists, researchers and data analysts, who have to handle real data as part of their scientific explorations, have, from time to time, to face to the problem of having to deal with data which do not exactly conform to the model which was expected to describe these data. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
