Research Memorandum

No.299:
Itoh, Y. and Solomon, H.
Random sequential coding by Hamming distance. [3/7/1986]
No.298:
Ueda, S.
UCOP1, a FORTRAN subroutine for unconstrained optimization by a quasi-Newton method. [1/13/1986]
No.297:
Ueda, S. and Tanabe, K.
NOLLSB, basic subroutine program for nonlinear least squares by a quasi-Newton method. [1/13/1986]
No.296:
Matsunawa, T.
Generalized Sylvester's matrix interpolation formulae. [12/26/1985]
No.295:
Niki, N.
Expansions of Gram-Charlier type. [10/21/1985]
No.294:
Ogata, Y. and Yamashina, K.
On estimates for b-value of magnitude frequency. [10/11/1985]
No.293:
Kashiwagi, N. and Kishino, H.
Estimation of errors using a superpopulation model and time-series data collected by sample surveys. [9/19/1985]
No.292:
Sakamoto, Y. and Ishiguro, M.
A Bayesian approach to nonpaprametric test problems. [7/18/1985]
No.291:
Aki, S.
Some test statistics based on the martingale term of the empirical distribution function. [6/19/1985]
No.290:
Kitagawa, G.
Non-Gaussian smoothness prior modeling of nonstationary time series. [5/31/1985]
No.289:
Kuboki, H.
Separata inference and information. [5/28/1985]
No.288:
Ogata, Y.
Statistical models for earthquake occurences and residual analysis for point process. [5/21/1985]
No.287:
Matsunawa, T.
Modified information criteria for uniform approximate equivalence of probability distributions. [3/11/1985]
No.286:
Ozaki, T.
Statistical identification of storage models with application to stochastic hydrology. [1/11/1985]
No.285:
Kuboki, H.
Analysis of likelihood functions for separate inference. [12/17/1984]
No.284:
Niki, N. and Konishi, S.
Normalizing transformations for higher order asymptotic expansions. [9/25/1984]
No.283:
Kitagawa, G. and Takanami, T.
Decomposition of a signal by a time series model and extraction of micro earthquakes. [9/4/1984]
No.282:
Kashiwagi, N. and Kishino, H.
Estimation of the trend and fluctuation of time-series data collected with sample surveys. [8/31/1984]
No.281:
Aki, S.
Discrete distributions of order k on a binary sequence. [7/20/1984]
No.280:
Hirano, K.
Some properties of the distributions of order k. [6/29/1984]
No.279:
Kawai, N.
Predictor and model identification for hierarchical regression model. [5/10/1984]
No.278:
Ozaki, T.
Local Gaussian time series modelling for Markov diffusion processes. [4/13/1984]
No.277:
Kuboki, H.
Conditional probability density functions and the theory of sufficiency. [4/11/1984]
No.276:
Sakamoto, Y. and Ishiguro, M.
Bayesian binary regression in bivariate case. [4/6/1984]
No.275:
Ozaki, T.
Local Gaussian modelling of stochastic dynamical systems and its application of the analysis of non-linear random vibrations. [3/14/1984]
No.274:
Aki, S.
On a decomposition of the covariance matrix of the multinomial distribution. [3/13/1984]
No.273:
Tanabe, K. and Sagae, M.
A Bayes method for nonparametric univariate and bivariate probability density estimation. [3/5/1984]
No.272:
Ogata, Y. and Katsura, K.
Point process model with linearly parameterized intensity for the application to earthquake catalogues. [3/1/1984]
No.271:
Ogata, Y. and Shimazaki, K.
Transition from aftershock to normal activity: The 1695 Rat Islands eqrthquake aftershock sequence. [2/28/1984]
No.270:
Tanabe, K. and Sagae, M.
The exact Cholesky decomposition and the generalized inverse of the variance-covariance matrix of the multinomial distribution and their applications. [2/14/1984]
No.269:
Itoh, Y.
Random collision model for random genetic drift and stochastic difference equation. [2/9/1984]
No.268:
Konishi, S.
Normalizing and variance stabilizing transformations for intraclass correlations. [1/23/1984]
No.267:
Ogata, Y.
Verification of probability forecasts of binary series by estimating the entropy. [12/14/1983]
No.266:
Noda, K., Itoh, M. and Terao, S.
Which model should we select, a "rising trend" model or a "jump" model? [12/14/1983]
No.265:
Hirano, K., Kuboki, H. and Aki, S.
Some useful formulas for calculation of characteristics of discrete distributions. [12/9/1983]
No.264:
Aki, S., Kuboki, H. and Hirano, K.
On discrete distributions of order k. [12/9/1983]
No.263:
Matsunawa, T.
The exact and approximate distributions of linear combinations of selected order statistics from a uniform distribution. [11/17/1983]
No.262:
Itoh, M. and Noda, K.
On the steadiness of a two-phase regression estimation based on AIC model selection. [11/15/1983]
No.261:
Konishi, S.
Testing hypotheses about interclass correlations from familial data. [10/12/1983]
No.260:
Ogata, Y. and Tanemura, M.
Estimation of interaction potentials of marked spatial point patterns through the maximum likelihood method. [7/28/1983]
No.259:
Kuboki, H.
A generalization of the relative conditional expectation - Further properties of Pitman's T* and their applications to statistics. [7/28/1983]
No.258:
Shimizu, R.
Inequalities for a distribution with monotone hazard rate. [5/17/1983]
No.257:
Ogata, Y.
Likelihood analysis of point processes and its applications to seismological data. [4/30/1983]
No.256:
Aki, S.
On calculation of exact distributions in multivariate analysis using numerical integration over the orthogonal group. [4/20/1983]
No.255:
Ozaki, T.
Non-linear time series models and dynamical systems. [4/13/1983]
No.254:
Kashiwagi, N. and Kishino, H.
Estimation of the transition probabilities from the movement of the shares obtained by random sampling data. [3/9/1983]
No.253:
Ogata, Y. and Tanemura, M.
likelihood analysis of spatial point patterns. [2/24/1983]
No.252:
Isii, K. and Noda, K.
A vector space approach to obtaining a condition for the admissibility of statistical decision functions. [1/26/1983]
No.251:
Ozaki, T.
Estimation of potentials associated with diffusion processes using non-linear time series models. [1982/12/24/1982]
No.250:
Matsunawa, T. and Ikeda, S.
A necessary and sufficient condition for uniform asymptotic equivalence with application. [11/30/1982]
No.249:
Kitagawa, G.
Bayesian analysis of outliers via Akaike's predictive likelihood of a model. [11/19/1982]
No.248:
Kishino, H.
The least square estimation of the transition probabilities of binary processes on the basis of sample paths. [11/2/1982]
No.247:
Murakami, M.
A comparison of the value of information in 2-state 2-action statistical decision problem - A dominance criterion -. [10/27/1982]
No.246:
Niki, N. and Konishi, S.
Higher order asymptotic expansions for the distribution of the sample correlation coefficient. [10/12/1982]
No.245:
Matsunawa, T.
Bounds for the distributions of the Kolmogorov-Smirnov D-statistics. [10/8/1982]
No.244:
Monahan, J. F.
Reparameterizations for the stability region in ARMA Time Series Models. [9/21/1982]
No.243:
Murakami, M. and Mitani, G.
On the selection of information in statistical decision problem-with an application to predict the malignancy of bladder tumors-. [9/2/1982]
No.242:
Shimizu, R.
On the stability of lack of memory characterization of the exponential distribution. [8/19/1982]
No.241:
Ogata, Y. and Tanemura, M.
Likelihood analysis of spatial point patterns. [8/14/1982]
No.240:
Niki, N.
Expressing univariate and bivariate cumulants in terms of moments and product moments. [8/5/1982]
No.239:
Ishiguro, M. and Sakamoto, Y.
A Bayesian approach to probability densities estimation. [9/16/1983]
No.238:
Ozaki, T.
On some gamma distributed time series models. [7/28/1982]
No.237:
Kitagawa, G. and Gersch, W.
A time invariant and time varying multivariate autoregressive modeling of econometric time series. [7/22/1982]
No.236:
Kitagawa, G. and Gersch, W.
A smoothness priors approach to the spectrum estimation and modeling of nonstationary time series. [7/22/1982]
No.235:
Kitagawa, G. and Gersch, W.
The prediction of time series with trends and seasonalities. [7/22/1982]
No.234:
Kitagawa, G. and Gersch, W.
A smoothness priors AR model method for spectral estimation. [7/22/1982]
No.233:
Kitagawa, G. and Gersch, W.
A smoothness priors approach to the modeling of time series with trend and seasonality. [7/22/1982]
No.232:
Noda, K.
On the pointwise mean square covariance of kernel-type regression function estimators. [7/7/1982]
No.231:
Matsunawa, T. and Ikeda, S.
Asymptotic equivalence of probability distributions and its statistical applications, Part II, Theory to real case. [6/22/1982]
No.230:
Kawai, N.
General extension of Ridge regression: a quasi-Bayesian approach. [6/11/1982]
No.229:
Kishino, H.
Statistical analysis of sample paths. [6/11/1982]
No.228:
Kishino, H.
A statistical method of the analysis of birth process. [6/11/1982]
No.227:
Matsunawa, T. and Ikeda, S.
Asymptotic equivalence of probability distributions and its statistical applications, Part III. Applications. [6/2/1982]
No.226:
Itoh, M., Noda, K., Shinada, Y. and Tachibana, N.
A model selection methodological approach to the two-phase regression curve estimation and its application to the analysis of human sensitivities in urban ecosystems. [5/12/1982]
No.225:
Ishiguro, M. and Sakamoto, Y.
A Bayesian approach to binary response curve estimation. [4/13/1982]
No.224:
Matsunawa, T.
A note on the Kolmogorov uniform approximation theorem by infinitely divisible distributions. [4/12/1982]
No.223:
Kamakura, T. and Yanagimoto, T.
Evaluation of partial-likelihood approximations for multiple failure time data. [3/19/1982]
No.222:
Matsunawa, T. and Ikeda, S.
Asymptotic equivalence of probability distributions and its statistical applications. Part I. General Theory. [3/5/1982]
No.221:
Ishiguro, M.
On the compatibility of ABIC and AIC. [2/19/1982]
No.220:
Kashiwagi, N.
A Bayes estimation procedure for fertilities in field experiments. [2/9/1982]
No.219:
Kuboki, H.
Unbiased estimators in the sense of Lehmann and their discrimination rates (II): Many parameters case. [1/13/1982]
No.218:
Matsunawa, T.
Some strong ƒÃ-equivalence of random variables. [12/24/1981]
No.217:
Konishi, S.
Asymptotic properties of estimators of interclass correlation from familial data. [11/30/1981]
No.216:
Ogata, Y. and Tanemura, M.
Approximation of likelihood function in estimating the interaction potentials from spatial point patterns. [11/27/1981]
No.215:
Ogata, Y.
Estimation of the constants in the modified Oomori formula by the maximum likelihood procedure. [11/4/1981]
No.214:
Aki, S.
Parametric estimation of a wider class of the location-scale model of a symmetric distribution which has also asymmetric distributions. [10/14/1981]
No.213:
Kitagawa, G.
A quasi Bayesian approach to outlier analysis. [8/25/1981]
No.212:
Yanagimoto, T.
A series of notions of the heaviness of tail. [7/31/1981]
No.211:
Yanagimoto, T.
Sample measures on the heaviness of tail. [7/31/1981]
No.210:
Ogata, Y. and Tanemura, M.
A simple simulation method for equilibruim point patterns under pairwise potential functions. [7/3/1981]
No.209:
Kuboki, H.
Some properties of discrimination rates and an application to the Lehmann's sense unbiased estimators. [5/21/1981]
No.208:
Ishiguro, M.
Tidal analysis by Bayesian model. [5/8/1981]
No.207:
Itoh, Y.
Computer program of steropairdrawing. [4/9/1981]
No.206:
Taguchi, T.
On some properties of concentration surface and supersurface and its application to analysis of share distributions (1). [3/23/1981]
No.205:
Taguchi, T.
On a multiple Gini's coefficient and some concentrative regressions 1). [3/18/1981]
No.204:
Ishiguro, M.
Computationally efficient implementations of a Bayesian seasonal adjustment procedure. [3/17/1981]
No.203:
Ogata, Y. and Akaike, H.
The application of linear intensity models to the investigation of causal relations between a point process and another stochastic process. [3/14/1981]
No.202:
Ogata, Y. and Katsura, K.
Statistical identification for series of events which posseses the self-inhibitory property. [3/11/1981]
No.201:
Itoh, Y.
Representations for Wright model in population genetics. [2/17/1981]
No.200:
Hirano, K.
A preliminary test procedure for the scale parameter of exponential distribution when the selection parameter is unknown. [1/20/1981]