THE STATISTICS SEMINAR

FALL 2008

The seminar meets Thursdays in room LN 2205 at 1:15pm to 2:40pm. The seminar is listed as Math-605.

Organizer: Miguel A. Arcones
Email: arcones@math.binghamton.edu

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• August 28
  Organizational meeting.
  
• September 4
  Speaker: Tinghui Yu, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Contribution to the theory of Pitman estimators.
  Abstract
  
• September 11
  Speaker: Tinghui Yu, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Efficient experimental design and nonparametric modeling: with applications to the analysis of joint effects of Trimetrexate Combined with AG2034.
  Abstract
  
• September 18
  Speaker: Anton Schick, Binghamton University.
  Topic: The empirical likelihood revisited I.
  Abstract
  
• September 25
  Speaker: Anton Schick, Binghamton University.
  Topic: The empirical likelihood revisited II.
  Abstract
  
• September 26
  Notice the special time and place. This is a Friday.
  This is part of the Econometrics/Statistics Seminar.
  Speaker: William C. Horrace, Syracuse University.
  Topic: Consumer Choice and Welfare.
  Time: 3:30-5:00.
  Place: AAG008 (the basement of the business school).
  Abstract
  
• October 2
  No seminar (Rosh Hashanah).
  
• October 9
  No seminar (Yom Kippur).
  
• October 16
  Speaker: Jiaping Wang, Binghamton University.
  Topic: The GMLE With Interval-Censored And Masked Competing Risks Data.
  Abstract
  
• October 23
  Speaker: TBA.
  Topic: TBA.
  Abstract
  
• October 24
  Notice the special time and place. This is a Friday.
  This is part of the Statistics/Econometrics Seminar.
  Speaker: Zongwu Cai, University of North Carolina at Charlotte.
  Topic: Instability of Predictability of Asset Returns.
  Time: 3:30-5:00.
  Place: LH004.
  Abstract
  
• October 30
  Speaker: Peng Zhang, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Weighted residual-based density estimators for nonlinear autoregressive models.
  Abstract
  
• November 6
  Speaker: Peng Zhang, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Efficient prediction for linear and nonlinear autoregressive models, I.
  Abstract
  
• November 13
  Speaker: Peng Zhang, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Efficient prediction for linear and nonlinear autoregressive models, II.
  Abstract
  
• November 20
  Speaker: Shelly Zacks, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Distributions of Sequential and Two-Stage Stopping Times for Fixed-Width Confidence Interval in Bernoulli Trials: Application in Reliability.
  
• November 27
  No seminar (Thanksgiving).
  
• December 4
  Speaker: Yuting Hsu, Binghamton University.
  Topic: Frailty Models.
  
• December 11
  Speaker:Jiahui Li, Binghamton University.
  Topic: The GMLE of the Joint Distribution Function with Right-censored and Masked Competing Risks Data.

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