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https://doi.org/10.1007/b114723 constraints on the parameters. For example, the expected response or the probability of a specific response may increase or decrease with the treatment level; a regression function may be nondecreasing or convex or both; the failure rate of a component may increase as it ages; or the treatment resp

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The Neumann problem on a half-linered categories, it is often reasonable to assume that the score parameters have a corresponding ordering. This article proposes order-restricted estimates of score parameters in these models. For these estimates, the local log odds ratios have uniform sign. For the Bayesian approach proposed here, p

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The Dirichlet problem on a half-lineed as a finite intersection of simpler convex regions, then one can obtain the projection onto the intersection by performing a series of projections only onto the simpler regions. This may facilitate finding least squares projections in more complicated spaces since the approach is valid for a gene

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-0348-9187-5oblems is to exploit presumed or estimated structure in the density. The isopieth density estimator presumes or estimates the structure of the contours of the density to effectively reduce the dimensionality. The estimator incorporates an order-preserving algorithm to insure that higher isopleths ha

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The general form of weak solutionsnt H ≥ M. If π(O) is known, if H is known, and if ×. ≤ × ≤ H, then an upper confidence bound (UCB) for π(×.) can be constructed from a UCB for π(×) Unfortunately, H is seldom known in practice. In the setting of quantal bioassay, two lower confidence bounds for H and corresponding UCB’s for π(×.) wh

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The general form of weak solutions,…,k. The problem considered is to test the null hypothesis H.: σ.. = σ. = … = σ., against the alternative H..: σ ≤ σ. ≤ ≤ ≤ π., Let 2 ≤ c.d ≤ min(n., n., …, n., ) be two fixed integers and let ?(X..…, X., X., …, X., ) take value 1 (?1) when max as well as min of (X., …,X., X., …, X., ) are both X..

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