1995 to 1999 Ph.D. Dissertations

A Markov Chain Monte Carlo Method for Approximating 2-Way Contingency Tables with Applications in the Stability Analysis of Ecological Ordination

Stanley S. Bentow; Ph.D., 1999

A Rate-distortion Approach to Massive Set Data Analysis

Amy Joan Braverman; Ph.D., 1999

A Robust Approach to SIR Estimation

Jason Bond; Ph.D., 1999

Applications of the Two-Parameter Poisson-Dirichlet Distribution

Matthew Carlton; Ph.D., 1999

Blind Separation and Deconvolution: Contributions to Aggregated Time Series Analysis and Signal Processing

Kerby Shedden; Ph.D., 1999

Model Checking for Incomplete High-dimensional Categorical Data

Ming-Yi Hu; Ph.D., 1999

Stationary Processes on 2k for Bayesian Experimental Design

M. Kathleen Kerr; Ph.D., 1999

Variance Estimation of the Largest Eigenvalue Aspect

Deborah Wang-Lin; Ph.D., 1998

Prediction in Multilevel Models

David Afshartous; Ph.D., 1997

Multilevel Homogeneity Analysis

Geoge Michailides; Ph.D., 1996

The E-look-ahead Rule and its Application to Foraging Theory

Amy Lynn Biesterfeld; Ph.D., 1996

Multilevel Diagnostics in Mixed and Hierarchical Linear Models

James Hilden-Minton; Ph.D., 1995