Annual Reports Archive
Statistics Research Group Reports
Technical Reports
2019
On Quantifying Expert Opinion about Multinomial Models that Contain Covariates
Locally correct confidence intervals for a binomial proportion
2018
Families of complementary distributions
Dynamic Bayesian smooth transition auto-regressive models for non-linear non-stationary time series
On Discrete Distributions: Uniform, Monotone, Multivariate
Self-controlled case series studies: just how rare does a rare non-recurrent outcome need to be?
Use of the self-controlled case series method beyond vaccine safety: a review and discussion
2017
2016
Information Geometry and Its Applications: an Overview
Towards the Geometry of Model Sensitivity: an Illustration
Dynamic chain graph models for time series network data
The Information Geometry of Sparse Goodness-of-Fit Testing
Multivariate Discrete Distributions via Sums and Shares
Functional independent component analysis: an extension of fourth-order blind identification
On the geometric interplay between goodness-of-fit and estimation: illustrative examples
2015
Geometry of Goodness-of-Fit Testing in High Dimensional Low Sample Size Modelling
Explicit minimisation of a convex quadratic under a general quadratic constraint
Spline-based self-controlled case series method
Taylor’s power law and the statistical modelling of infectious disease data
2014
On ANOVA-Like Matrix Decompositions
Detection of Infectious Disease Outbreaks From Laboratory Data With Reporting Delays
A general sufficient dimension reduction approach via Hellinger integral of order two
Computing with Fisher geodesics and extended exponential families
Log-Location-Scale-Log-Concave Distributions for Survival and Reliability Analysis
On point estimation of the abnormality of a Mahalanobis index
On Families of DistributionsWith Shape Parameters
Univariate continuous distributions: symmetries and transformations
2013
Dynamic chain graph models for high-dimensional time series
Flexible modelling of vaccine effect in self-controlled case series models
A Time-varying Shared Frailty Mode with Application to Infectious Diseases
On the Procrustean analogue of individual differences scaling (INDSCAL)
Evaluating the contributions of individual variables to a quadratic form
2012
On Bivariate Transformation of Scale Distributions
Correlated infections: quantifying individual heterogeneity in the spread of infectious diseases
Parametric Quantile Regression Based on the Generalised Gamma Distribution
2011
Eliciting a Prior Distribution for the Error Variance in Normal Linear Models
On Blest's measure of kurtosis adjusted for skewness
2010
Self-Controlled Case Series Analysis with Event-Dependent Observation Periods
Exploratory factor and principal component analyses: some new aspects
Sufficient dimension reduction based on the Hellinger integral: a general, unifying approach
On parameter orthogonality in symmetric and skew models
Inverse Batschelet distributions
Statistical methods for the prospective detection of infectious disease outbreaks: A review
Perceptual maps: the good, the bad and the ugly
Semi-divisive gene clustering and sparse principal components
Towards information geometry on the space of all distributions
The relative frailty variance and shared frailty models
Zig-zag exploratory factor analysis with more variables than observations
2009
Confidence intervals for a binomial proportion in the presence of ties
Exploratory factor analysis of data matrice swith more variables than observations
A hierarchical Bayesian space-time model for radioactivity deposition
On parameter orthogonality in symmetric and skew models
On Maximisation of the Likelihood for the Generalised Gamma Distribution
Within-individual dependence in self-controlled case series models for recurrent events
sBarse: Sparse biplots component analysis
Distributions Generated by Transformation of Scale Using an Extended Schlomilch Transformation
On Distributions Generated by Transformation of Scale
Simultaneous parameter estimation in exploratoryfactor analysis: An expository review
Follow us
Explore
Undergraduate
Postgraduate
Policy
-
Follow us on Social media
-
