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Showing below up to 50 results in range #51 to #100.

51. An autoregressive model to describe fishing vessel movement and activity: Label: en
52. Weighted likelihood recapture estimation of detection probabilities from an ice‐based survey of bowhead whales: Label: en
53. A spatial capture‐recapture model for territorial species: Label: en
54. Statistical modeling and forecasting of fruit crop phenology under climate change: Label: en
55. Modeling individual tree growth by fusing diameter tape and increment core data: Label: en
56. Dynamic spatial regression models for space‐varying forest stand tables: Label: en
57. Assessing fit in Bayesian models for spatial processes: Label: en
58. Composite likelihood estimation for models of spatial ordinal data and spatial proportional data with zero/one values: Label: en
59. Cross‐validation based assessment of a new Bayesian palaeoclimate model: Label: en
60. Bootstrap rank tests for trend in time series: Label: en
61. Rejoinder: Label: en
62. Measurement error in air pollution epidemiology: guidance for uncertain times: Label: en
63. We can understand complex models (at least, sometimes): Label: en
64. Spatial exposure modeling: reconsidering the data‐generating mechanism: Label: en
65. Regression calibration in air pollution epidemiology with exposure estimated by spatio‐temporal modeling: Label: en
66. Measurement error in spatial exposure models: study design implications: Label: en
67. Measurement error in two‐stage analyses, with application to air pollution epidemiology: Label: en
68. Modelling biological regions from multi‐species and environmental data: Label: en
69. Reducing the uncertainty of wildlife population abundance: model‐based versus design‐based estimates: Label: en
70. The environmental Kuznets curve: functional form, time‐varying heterogeneity and outliers in a panel setting: Label: en
71. A comparison of the Mantel test with a generalised distance covariance test: Label: en
72. Reversible jump MCMC for inference in a deterministic individual–based model of tree growth for studying forest dynamics: Label: en
73. Horvitz–Thompson whale abundance estimation adjusting for uncertain recapture, temporal availability variation, and intermittent effort: Label: en
74. Mixture EMOS model for calibrating ensemble forecasts of wind speed: Label: en
75. Adaptive cluster sampling for negatively correlated data: Label: en
76. Regional extreme value index estimation and a test of tail homogeneity: Label: en
77. Parameter inference and model selection in deterministic and stochastic dynamical models via approximate Bayesian computation: modeling a wildlife epidemic: Label: en
78. Distributions of return values for ocean wave characteristics in the South China Sea using directional–seasonal extreme value analysis: Label: en
79. Efficient and automatic methods for flexible regression on spatiotemporal data, with applications to groundwater monitoring: Label: en
80. Environmental odor perception: testing regional differences on heterogeneity with application to odor perceptions in the area of Este (Italy): Label: en
81. Maximum likelihood estimation of the multivariate hidden dynamic geostatistical model with application to air quality in Apulia, Italy: Label: en
82. Regression calibration with instrumental variables for longitudinal models with interaction terms, and application to air pollution studies: Label: en
83. A shared neighbor conditional autoregressive model for small area spatial data: Label: en
84. Bayesian benchmark dose analysis: Label: en
85. Quantile benchmark dose estimation for continuous endpoints: Label: en
86. Spatio‐temporal functional data analysis for wireless sensor networks data: Label: en
87. Computationally efficient spatial modeling of annual maximum 24‐h precipitation on a fine grid: Label: en
88. Validation and comparison of geostatistical and spline models for spatial stream networks: Label: en
89. Local generalised method of moments: an application to point process‐based rainfall models: Label: en
90. Bias correction in estimation of public health risk attributable to short‐term air pollution exposure: Label: en
91. Regression‐based covariance functions for nonstationary spatial modeling: Label: en
92. Exploratory ensemble designs for environmental models using k‐extended Latin Hypercubes: Label: en
93. Impact of preferential sampling on exposure prediction and health effect inference in the context of air pollution epidemiology: Label: en
94. Restricted spatial regression in practice: geostatistical models, confounding, and robustness under model misspecification: Label: en
95. Standard error estimation for mixed flood distributions with historic maxima: Label: en
96. Design‐based strategies for sampling spatial units from regular grids with applications to forest surveys, land use, and land cover estimation: Label: en
97. The estimation of diversity indexes by using stratified allocations of plots, points or transects: Label: en
98. Evaluating the impacts of climate change on diurnal wind power cycles using multiple regional climate models: Label: en
99. Detection of outliers in functional time series: Label: en
100. Multivariate spatio‐temporal modelling for assessing Antarctica's present‐day contribution to sea‐level rise: Label: en