The coefficient of variation (CV) of a population is defined as the ratio of the population standard deviation to the population mean. It is regarded as a measure of stability or uncertainty, and can indicate the relative dispersion of data in the population to the population mean. CV is a...

The problem of simultaneous inference and multiple comparison for comparing means of k(≥3) populations has been long studied in the statistics literature and is widely available in statistics literature. However to-date, the problem of multiple comparison of regression models has not found its...

In this study multi-fidelity surrogate modelling for combining data sets of wind tunnel experiments and computations is examined, dealing with different types of errors. Co- kriging regression is constructed with the low-fidelity sample data of the computations and the high-fidelity data of the...

Tremendous growth in the credit industry has spurred the need for Credit Scoring and Its Applications, the only book that details the mathematical models that help creditors make intelligent credit risk decisions.Creditors of all types make risk decisions every day, often haphazardly. This book...

For a simplified structural equation/IV regression model with one right-side endogenous variable, we obtain the exact conditional distribution function for Moreira's (2003) conditional likelihood ratio (CLR) test. This is then used to obtain the critical value function needed to implement the...

Different conditional independence specifications for ordinal categorical data are compared by calculating a posterior distribution over classes of graphical models. The approach is based on the multivariate ordinal probit model where the data are considered to have arisen as truncated...

In a recent paper González Manteiga and Vilar Fernández (1995) considered the problem of testing linearity of a regression under MA(infinity) structure of the errors using a weighted L2-distance between a parametric and a nonparametric fit. They established asymptotic normality of the...

In many practical situations where experiments with mixtures are carried out, it is sometimes necessary to consider running the experiment at different levels, or combinations of levels, of one or more process variables. It is common practice to use a polynomial model for the responses produced...

Game theory is the science of strategic decision-making. It is a powerful tool in understanding the relationships that are made and broken in the course of competition and cooperation. It is not a panacea for the shortcomings of bad management. For managers, or those who interact with...

The frequently used approach to the comparison of two linear regression models is to use the partial F test. It is pointed out in this paper that the partial F test has in fact a naturally associated two-sided simultaneous confidence band, which is much more informative than the test itself. But...