Steven Abrams

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Bernstein-based nonparametric estimation of the cross ratio function under univariate right censoring Dependence Modeling	2026-08-24	Paper
Nonparametric estimation of the quantiles of the conditional residual lifetime distribution Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference	2026-03-20	Paper
A Bayesian mixture model accounting for individual heterogeneity in response to pathogenic infection South African Statistical Journal	2025-04-25	Paper
Modelling time varying heterogeneity in recurrent infection processes: an application to serological data Journal of the Royal Statistical Society. Series C. Applied Statistics	2024-11-20	Paper
A general frailty model to accommodate individual heterogeneity in the acquisition of multiple infections: an application to bivariate current status data Statistics in Medicine	2024-10-29	Paper
Measuring Association among censored antibody titer data Statistics in Medicine	2024-10-29	Paper
Who acquires infection from whom? A sensitivity analysis of transmission dynamics during the early phase of the COVID-19 pandemic in Belgium Journal of Theoretical Biology	2024-04-03	Paper
Bernstein-based estimation of the cross ratio function Statistics	2024-03-11	Paper
Nonparametric estimation of risk ratios for bivariate data Journal of Nonparametric Statistics	2022-11-23	Paper
Quantiles of the conditional residual lifetime Statistics	2022-06-27	Paper
Nonparametric estimation of the cross ratio function Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics	2020-05-27	Paper
The impact of behavioral interventions on co-infection dynamics: an exploration of the effects of home isolation Journal of Theoretical Biology	2019-06-21	Paper
Parametric overdispersed frailty models for current status data Biometrics	2018-11-16	Paper

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