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Identification of linear relationships from noisy data using errors-in-variables models—relevance for reconstruction of past climate from tree-ring and other proxy information
A tutorial history of least squares with applications to astronomy and geodesy⋆⋆Work supported by a faculty research grant from Eastern Washington University.
Comment on J.U. Klügel's “Problems in the application of the SSHAC probability method for assessing earthquake hazards at Swiss nuclear power plants”, in Engineering Geology, vol. 78, pp. 285–307
Comment on J.U. Klügel's: Problems in the application of the SSHAC probability method for assessing earthquake hazards at Swiss nuclear power plants, in Engineering Geology, vol. 78, pp. 285–307
An extensible framework for the probabilistic search of stochastically-moving targets characterized by generalized Gaussian distributions or experimentally-defined regions of interest
Exploring climate–ecological driving mechanisms of vegetation change in central asia: a hierarchical assessment framework based on trend tests, multiple regression, and structural equation modeling
Continuum Regression: Cross-Validated Sequentially Constructed Prediction Embracing Ordinary Least Squares, Partial Least Squares and Principal Components Regression
Tests for Probability of A Reaction and Difference Between Reactions Where Treatment Increases Marker-Values of Particular Subjects but Decreases Others
Application of Soft Computing Techniques for Renewable Energy Network Design and Optimization
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