Some contributions to contingency-type bivariate distributions
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- On the covariance between functions
- Efficient nonparametric estimation of a distribution function.
- Properties of ideal point classification models for bivariate binary data
- On the moment generating function for random vectors via inverse survival function
- A conversation with Kanti Mardia
- Estimating the distribution function of symmetric pairs
- Regression analysis of correlated ordinal data using orthogonalized residuals
- Some bivariate uniform distributions
- Analysis of paired ordered categorical data in a factorial design
- A unified approach to estimating association measures via a joint generalized linear model for paired binary data
- Properties of a one-parameter family of bivariate distributions with specified marginals
- Product Moments of Multivariate Random Vectors
- On a multivariate generalization of the covariance
- Functional generalizations of Hoeffding's covariance lemma and a formula for Kendall's tau
- Expectation formulas for integer valued multivariate random variables
- On the moment generating functions for integer valued random variables
- A further remark on the alternative expectation formula
- Alternative expectation formulas for real-valued random vectors
- Alternating logistic regressions with improved finite sample properties
- High-dimensional generation of Bernoulli random vectors
- Demystifying the Integrated Tail Probability Expectation Formula
- On the multivariate probability integral transformation
- A bivariate logistic regression model based on latent variables
- Höffding's kernels and periodic covariance representations
- On the tail integral formulae for real-valued random variables
- Grüss-type bounds for the covariance of transformed random variables
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