Phil D. Young

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
An integrated‐likelihood‐ratio confidence interval for a proportion based on underreported and infallible data Statistica Neerlandica	2024-02-08	Paper
A brief derivation of necessary and sufficient conditions for a family of matrix quadratic forms to have mutually independent non-central Wishart distributions Sankhyā. Series A	2023-08-21	Paper
Bayesian adaptive two-stage design for determining person-time in phase II clinical trials with Poisson data Journal of Applied Statistics	2020-12-03	Paper
An alternative matrix skew-normal random matrix and some properties Sankhyā. Series A	2020-04-15	Paper
Confidence ellipsoids for the primary regression coefficients in two seemingly unrelated regression models Statistical Methodology	2019-03-18	Paper
Confidence intervals for the ratio of two Poisson rates under one-way differential misclassification using double sampling Computational Statistics and Data Analysis	2018-08-15	Paper
A note on the characterization of the general nonnegative-definite covariance structure for the equality of the BLU and OLS estimators	2017-11-20	Paper
Characterizations of noncentral chi-squared-generating covariance structures for a normally distributed random vector Sankhyā. Series A	2017-01-25	Paper
On the independence of singular multivariate skew-normal sub-vectors Statistics & Probability Letters	2017-01-16	Paper
A derivation of the multivariate singular skew-normal density function Statistics & Probability Letters	2016-09-08	Paper
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 6511398 (Why is no real title available?)	2015-11-18	Paper
A comparison of regularization methods applied to the linear discriminant function with high-dimensional microarray data Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation	2013-06-03	Paper

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