Mark S. Kaiser

Available identifiers

zbMath Open kaiser.mark-sMaRDI QIDQ241359

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
A blockwise empirical likelihood method for time series in frequency domain inference	2024-09-20	Paper
A subsampling perspective for extending the validity of state-of-the-art bootstraps in the frequency domain	2024-02-07	Paper
Local structure graph models with higher‐order dependence	2023-11-02	Paper
Modeling transitivity in local structure graph models	2022-04-04	Paper
Simulating Markov Random Fields With a Conclique-Based Gibbs Sampler	2022-03-28	Paper
A local structure model for network analysis	2018-05-14	Paper
Blockwise empirical likelihood for spatial Markov model assessment	2018-03-27	Paper
Posterior propriety for Bayesian binomial regression models with a parametric family of link functions	2017-06-29	Paper
Autologistic models with interpretable parameters	2015-03-05	Paper
Goodness of fit tests for a class of Markov random field models	2012-09-03	Paper
Centered parameterizations and dependence limitations in Markov random field models	2012-05-18	Paper
Exploring Dependence with Data on Spatial Lattices	2009-10-19	Paper
Autologistic models with interpretable parameters	2009-09-01	Paper
Modeling the Dependence between Number of Trials and Success Probability in Beta‐Binomial–Poisson Mixture Distributions	2007-04-27	Paper
Multiway dependence in exponential family conditional distributions	2003-03-10	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4542754	2002-11-28	Paper
Prediction of Spatial Cumulative Distribution Functions Using Subsampling	2002-07-30	Paper
Manipulator motion control under uncertainty in the position of the goal point	2002-01-14	Paper
The construction of multivariate distributions from Markov random fields	2000-01-01	Paper
Statistical Models for Limiting Nutrient Relations in Inland Waters	1999-11-08	Paper
Maximum likelihood estimation of link function parameters	1998-07-23	Paper
Modeling Poisson variables with positive spatial dependence	1997-11-26	Paper

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