Ian R. Dunsmore

Available identifiers

zbMath Open dunsmore.ian-rMaRDI QIDQ1056159

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Prediction of treatments effects in a biased allocation model	2007-04-27	Paper
Predicting the number of accidents at a road junction	2004-03-07	Paper
Predictive distributions in binary models with missing data	2000-08-22	Paper
Prediction in Some Poisson Errors in Variables Models	1998-12-14	Paper
Some prediction problems concerning samples from the pareto distribution	1998-12-02	Paper
Predictive comparisons in ordinal models	1998-11-24	Paper
The predictive influence of variables in a Normal Regression Model	1996-12-08	Paper
The influence of variables in a logistic model	1993-01-17	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3492680	1988-01-01	Paper
Diagnostic and sampling models in screening	1987-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3723486	1986-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5753360	1985-01-01	Paper
A Decisive Predictive Approach to the Construction of Sequential Acceptance Sampling Plans for Lifetimes	1985-01-01	Paper
The future occurrence of records	1983-01-01	Paper
Optimal estimates of predictive distributions	1980-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3852971	1980-01-01	Paper
Predictive sequential life testing	1978-01-01	Paper
Some Approximations for Tolerance Factors for the Two Parameter Exponential Distribution	1978-01-01	Paper
A Note on Faulkenberry's Method of Obtaining Prediction Intervals	1976-01-01	Paper
Asymptotic prediction analysis	1976-01-01	Paper
Predictive distributions in life tests under competing causes of failure	1976-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4092796	1975-01-01	Paper
The Bayesian Predictive Distribution in Life Testing Models	1974-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3214780	1969-01-01	Paper
Linear-loss interval estimation of location and scale parameters	1968-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5531519	1966-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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