The following pages link to Shane T. Jensen (Q244801):
Displayed 23 items.
- Nonparametric multi-level clustering of human epilepsy seizures (Q312906) (← links)
- Probability aggregation in time-series: dynamic hierarchical modeling of sparse expert beliefs (Q400690) (← links)
- Variable selection for BART: an application to gene regulation (Q484051) (← links)
- Bayesian testing of many hypotheses \(\times \) many genes: a study of sleep apnea (Q985026) (← links)
- Computational discovery of gene regulatory binding motifs: a Bayesian perspective (Q1766324) (← links)
- Adaptive paired comparison design (Q1888844) (← links)
- Bayesball: A Bayesian hierarchical model for evaluating fielding in major league baseball (Q2270656) (← links)
- Spatial modeling of trends in crime over time in Philadelphia (Q2291513) (← links)
- Partial information framework: model-based aggregation of estimates from diverse information sources (Q2412253) (← links)
- Bayesian variable selection and data integration for biological regulatory networks (Q2466481) (← links)
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- Semiparametric Bayesian Modeling of Income Volatility Heterogeneity (Q3225792) (← links)
- Bayesian Clustering of Transcription Factor Binding Motifs (Q3632628) (← links)
- Identifying idiosyncratic career taste and skill with income risk (Q4586255) (← links)
- Building more accurate decision trees with the additive tree (Q5218510) (← links)
- Sensitivity Analysis for the Cross-Match Test, With Applications in Genomics (Q5255574) (← links)
- Statistical Learning With Time Series Dependence: An Application to Scoring Sleep in Mice (Q5406335) (← links)
- Rejoinder (Q5406338) (← links)
- Bayesian Hierarchical Modeling of the HIV Evolutionary Response to Therapy (Q5406349) (← links)
- Hierarchical Bayesian modeling of hitting performance in baseball (Q5962461) (← links)
- Rejoinder: ``Hierarchical Bayesian modeling of hitting performance in baseball'' (Q5962465) (← links)
- Crime in Philadelphia: Bayesian Clustering with Particle Optimization (Q6109966) (← links)
- Using predictability to improve matching of urban locations in Philadelphia (Q6138592) (← links)