Louis Gordon

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List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Poisson approximation and the Chen-Stein method. With comments and a rejoinder by the authors	2001-02-07	Paper
A conversation with Ted Harris. Edited by Kenneth S. Alexander	2001-02-07	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4494124	2000-08-10	Paper
Average run length to false alarm for surveillance schemes designed with partially specified pre-change distribution	1997-08-28	Paper
Asymptotics for the maximum of half-normal plots	1997-05-05	Paper
A robust surveillance scheme for stochastically ordered alternatives	1996-02-08	Paper
A Stochastic Approach to the Gamma Function	1995-10-23	Paper
An efficient sequential nonparametric scheme for detecting a change of distribution	1995-07-03	Paper
Estimation for large successive samples with unknown inclusion probabilities	1993-09-13	Paper
The Erdős-Rényi law in distribution, for coin tossing and sequence matching	1990-01-01	Paper
Two moments suffice for Poisson approximations: The Chen-Stein method	1989-01-01	Paper
Tutorial on large deviations for the binomial distribution	1989-01-01	Paper
Bounds for the distribution of the generalized variance	1989-01-01	Paper
An extreme value theory for long head runs	1986-01-01	Paper
An extreme value theory for sequence matching	1986-01-01	Paper
Almost surely consistent nonparametric regression from recursive partitioning schemes	1984-01-01	Paper
Successive sampling in large finite populations	1983-01-01	Paper
Consistent nonparametric regression from recursive partitioning schemes	1980-01-01	Paper
Asymptotically efficient solutions to the classification problem	1978-01-01	Paper
A characterization of the von Mises distribution	1977-01-01	Paper
Completely separating groups in subsampling	1974-01-01	Paper
Efficiency in subsampling	1974-01-01	Paper
An Equivalent to the Martingale Square Function Inequality	1972-01-01	Paper

Research outcomes over time

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