Brad C. Johnson

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zbMath Open johnson.brad-cMaRDI QIDQ188355

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
The distribution of the length of the longest increasing subsequence in random permutations of arbitrary multi-sets	2021-01-18	Paper
Parametric inference using nomination sampling with an application to Mercury contamination in fish	2020-04-15	Paper
Estimating random walk centrality in networks	2019-05-29	Paper
Distribution-free tolerance intervals with nomination samples: applications to mercury contamination in fish	2019-03-13	Paper
Confidence intervals for quantiles in finite populations with randomized nomination sampling	2018-11-23	Paper
Nonparametric confidence intervals for quantiles with randomized nomination sampling	2015-10-15	Paper
Approximating the distributions of runs and patterns	2015-10-06	Paper
Randomized nomination sampling for finite populations	2012-05-18	Paper
Approximating the extreme right-hand tail probability for the distribution of the number of patterns in a sequence of multi-state trials	2011-11-10	Paper
On the number of i.i.d. samples required to observe all of the balls in an urn	2010-03-15	Paper
Approximate probabilities for runs and patterns in i.i.d. and Markov-dependent multistate trials	2009-05-06	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q5433915	2008-01-09	Paper
Efficient generation of exponential and normal deviates	2006-05-03	Paper
The distribution of increasing 2-sequences in random permutations of arbitrary multi-sets.	2003-05-07	Paper
Distribution of increasing \(\ell\)-sequences in a random permutation	2002-01-17	Paper
The distribution of increasing \(l\)-sequences in random permutations: A Markov chain approach	2000-12-03	Paper
Radix- b extensions to some common empirical tests for pseudorandom number generators	1998-05-25	Paper

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