Pages that link to "Item:Q1893357"

The following pages link to Missing data imputation using the multivariate \(t\) distribution (Q1893357):

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• A robust Bayesian approach for structural equation models with missing data (Q477948) (← links)
• An efficient monotone data augmentation algorithm for Bayesian analysis of incomplete longitudinal data (Q491718) (← links)
• Estimation methods for the multivariate \(t\) distribution (Q925280) (← links)
• On robust linear regression with incomplete data (Q1575398) (← links)
• Addressing missing data mechanism uncertainty using multiple-model multiple imputation: application to a longitudinal clinical trial (Q1940020) (← links)
• A Bayesian regression model for the non-standardized \(t\) distribution with location, scale and degrees of freedom parameters (Q2091337) (← links)
• Maximum likelihood estimation of multinomial probit factor analysis models for multivariate \(t\)-distribution (Q2259075) (← links)
• Robust statistical modelling using the multivariate skew <i>t</i> distribution with complete and incomplete data (Q3019509) (← links)
• Joint modelling of location and scale parameters of the t distribution (Q3429986) (← links)
• Imputing continuous data under some non‐Gaussian distributions (Q3525714) (← links)
• Variable Selection with Incomplete Covariate Data (Q3549394) (← links)
• Conjugate analysis of multivariate normal data with incomplete observations (Q4527896) (← links)
• EXPLICIT BAYESIAN SOLUTION FOR INCOMPLETE PRE-POST TEST PROBLEMS USING INVERSE BAYES FORMULAE (Q4540645) (← links)
• Missing covariates in logistic regression, estimation and distribution selection (Q4970600) (← links)
• Fully Bayesian inference under ignorable missingness in the presence of auxiliary covariates (Q4979228) (← links)
• A new multivariate <i>t</i> distribution with variant tail weights and its application in robust regression analysis (Q5093038) (← links)
• Maximum Likelihood Estimation of Tobit Factor Analysis for Multivariate<i>t</i>-Distribution (Q5305489) (← links)
• Percentage Points of the Multivariate <i>t</i> Distribution (Q5446539) (← links)