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Leeuw, Jan de 18 Hornik, Kurt 13 Zeileis, Achim 13 Hankin, Robin K. S. 10 Mair, Patrick 10 Marsaglia, George 10 King, Gary 8 Wickham, Hadley 8 Eddelbuettel, Dirk 7 Højsgaard, Søren 7 Handcock, Mark S. 6 Hilbe, Joseph 6 Lumley, Thomas 6 Sanchez, Juana 6 Valero-Mora, Pedro M. 6 Butts, Carter T. 5 Fox, John 5 Hunter, David R. 5 Michailides, George 5 Morris, Martina 5 Mullen, Katharine M. 5 Petzoldt, Thomas 5 Tabelow, Karsten 5 Tsang, Wai Wan 5 Altman, Micah 4 Bowman, Adrian 4 Cook, Dianne 4 Gramacy, Robert B. 4 Grün, Bettina 4 Hahsler, Michael 4 Leisch, Friedrich 4 Maindonald, John 4 Meyer, David 4 Oja, Hannu 4 Polzehl, Jörg 4 Sheng, Yanyan 4 Soetaert, Karline 4 Somerville, Paul N. 4 Stokkum, Ivo H. M. van 4 Tierney, Luke 4
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Fitting Single and Mixture of Generalized Lambda Distributions to Data via Discretized and Maximum Likelihood Methods: GLDEX in R
Su, Steve - In: Journal of Statistical Software 21 (2007) i09
This paper describes the use of GLDEX in R to fit distributions to empirical data using the discretized and maximum likelihood methods. The GLDEX package also provides diagnostic tests to examine the quality of fit through the resample Kolmogorov-Smirnoff test, quantile plots and comparison of...
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WinBUGSio: A SAS Macro for the Remote Execution of WinBUGS
Smith, Michael K. - In: Journal of Statistical Software 23 (2007) i09
This is a macro which facilitates remote execution of WinBUGS from within SAS. The macro pre-processes data for WinBUGS, writes the WinBUGS batch-script, executes this script and reads in output statistics from the WinBUGS log-file back into SAS native format. The user specifies the input and...
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gap: Genetic Analysis Package
Zhao, Jing Hua - In: Journal of Statistical Software 23 (2007) i08
A preliminary attempt at collecting tools and utilities for genetic data as an R package called gap is described. Genomewide association is then described as a specific example, linking the work of Risch and Merikangas (1996), Long and Langley (1997) for family-based and population-based...
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SASWeave: Literate Programming Using SAS
Lenth, Russell V.; Højsgaard, Søren - In: Journal of Statistical Software 19 (2007) i08
SASweave is a collection of scripts that allow one to embed SAS code into a LATEX document, and automatically incorporate the results as well. SASweave is patterned after Sweave, which does the same thing for code written in R. In fact, a document may contain both SAS and R code. Besides the...
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Maximum Likelihood Method for Predicting Environmental Conditions from Assemblage Composition: The R Package bio.infer
Yuan, Lester L. - In: Journal of Statistical Software 22 (2007) i03
This paper provides a brief introduction to the R package bio.infer, a set of scripts that facilitates the use of maximum likelihood (ML) methods for predicting environmental conditions from assemblage composition. Environmental conditions can often be inferred from only biological data, and...
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Estimation of Models in a Rasch Family for Polytomous Items and Multiple Latent Variables
Anderson, Carolyn J.; Li, Zhushan; Vermunt, Jeroen K. - In: Journal of Statistical Software 20 (2007) i06
The Rasch family of models considered in this paper includes models for polytomous items and multiple correlated latent traits, as well as for dichotomous items and a single latent variable. An R package is described that computes estimates of parameters and robust standard errors of a class of...
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Modeling Financial Time Series with S-PLUS (2nd Edition)
Sardy, Sylvain; Chavez-Demoulin, Valerie - In: Journal of Statistical Software 17 (2007) b06
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demogR: A Package for the Construction and Analysis of Age-structured Demographic Models in R
Jones, James Holland - In: Journal of Statistical Software 22 (2007) i10
The analysis of matrix population models has become a fundamental tool in ecology, conservation biology, and life history theory. In this paper, I present demogR, a package for analyzing age-structured population models in R. The package includes tools for the construction and analysis of matrix...
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On Fractional Gaussian Random Fields Simulations
Brouste, Alexandre; Istas, Jacques; Lambert-Lacroix, Sophie - In: Journal of Statistical Software 23 (2007) i01
To simulate Gaussian fields poses serious numerical problems: storage and computing time. The midpoint displacement method is often used for simulating the fractional Brownian fields because it is fast. We propose an effective and fast method, valid not only for fractional Brownian fields, but...
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nonbinROC: Software for Evaluating Diagnostic Accuracies with Non-Binary Gold Standards
Nguyen, Paul - In: Journal of Statistical Software 21 (2007) i10
ROC analysis is a standard method for estimating and comparing diagnostic tests' accuracies when the gold standard is binary. However, there are many situations when the gold standard is not binary. In these situations, traditional ROC methods applied have lead to biased and uninformative...
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