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Consistent estimation of the variance parameter of a stochastic process allows construction, under certain conditions, of a confidence interval for the mean of the process. If the variance estimator is strongly consistent, fixed-width confidence interval construction is valid for large samples....
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We show that if a sequence of random functions satisfies strong stochastic convexity with respect to a parameter, and if the sequence converges pointwise with probability one, then any sequence of elements extracted from the subdifferentials of the functions in the sequence will converge to the...
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Outcome prediction based on historical data has been of practical and theoretical interest in many disciplines. A common type of outcome prediction is binary or discrete outcome prediction, as found in medical diagnosis and firm bankruptcy prediction. The prediction problem studied in this paper...
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The analysis of stochastic models is often greatly complicated if there are censored observations of the random variables. This paper characterizes families of distributions which help keep tractable the analysis of such models. Our primary motivation is to provide guidance to practitioners in...
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