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We discuss the use of robust analysis of variance (ANOVA) techniques as applied to quality engineering. ANOVA is the cornerstone for uncovering the effects of design factors on performance. Our goal is to utilize methodologies that yield similar results to standard methods when the underlying...
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Nonparametric regression techniques provide an e ective way of identifying and examiningstructure in regression data The standard approaches to nonparametric regression suchas local polynomial and smoothing spline estimators are sensitive to unusual observations and alternatives designed to be...
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Nonparametric regression techniques provide an effective way of identifying and examining structure in regression data. The standard approaches to nonparametric regression, such as local polynomial and smoothing splineestimators, are sensitive to unusual observations, and alternatives designedto...
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The least squares linear regression estimator is well-known to be highly sensitive tounusual observations in the data, and as a result many more robust estimators havebeen proposed as alternatives. One of the earliest proposals was least-sum of absolutedeviations (LAD) regression, where the...
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This paper discusses a novel application of mathematical programming techniques to a regression problem. While least squares regression techniques have been used fora long time, it is known that their robustness properties are not desirable. Specifically, the estimators are known to be too...
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In this paper we study how the time-series structure of the demand process affects the value of information sharing in a supply chain. We consider a two-stage supply chain model in which a retailer serves autoregressive moving-average (ARMA) demand and a manufacturer fills the retailer's orders....
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