William Volterman

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
A bivariate Weibull distribution and its applications in reliability REVSTAT	2026-03-11	Paper
Progressively Type-II censored competing risks data from the linear exponential distribution Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods	2022-05-30	Paper
Nonparametric prediction of future order statistics Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation	2020-03-09	Paper
Exact meta-analysis of several independent progressively type-II censored data Applied Mathematical Modelling	2018-10-30	Paper
Joint records from two exponential populations and associated inference Computational Statistics	2018-02-07	Paper
Pitman closeness as a criterion for the determination of the optimal progressive censoring scheme Statistical Methodology	2017-06-30	Paper
Efficient iterative computation of mixture weights for pooled order statistics for meta-analysis of multiple type-II right censored data Computational Statistics	2015-02-27	Paper
Further results on order statistics generated by two simulation methods Communications in Statistics. Simulation and Computation	2014-08-18	Paper
On the signatures of ordered system lifetimes Journal of Applied Probability	2014-05-14	Paper
Two-sample Pitman closeness comparison under progressive Type-II censoring Statistics	2013-11-21	Paper
Simultaneous Pitman closeness of progressively type-II right-censored order statistics to population quantiles Statistics	2013-06-25	Paper
Exact nonparametric meta-analysis for multiple independent doubly type-II censored samples Computational Statistics and Data Analysis	2012-07-13	Paper
Exact nonparametric confidence, prediction and tolerance intervals based on multi-sample type-II right censored data Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference	2010-08-19	Paper

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