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5 Jun 2020: References. [1] H. Akaike. Prediction and entropy. In A celebration of statis-tics, pages 1–24.

5 Jun 2020: 24], [6], manylarge-deviations results [12], [16], [13], the martingale conver-gence theorem [5], [6], and the Hewitt–Savage – law [29].See also the powerful comments in [18, pp. ... Statist. Plann. In-ference, vol. 92, no. 1–2, pp. 7–12, 2001.

5 Jun 2020: for all. (24)Then, by the duality relationship (15) and the fact that. ... Inform.Theory, vol. 43, pp. 1439–1451, Sept. 1997. [24] H. Morita and K.

5 Jun 2020: with mean λ;see also [10], [24]. ... 5, no. 6, pp.1021–1034, 1999. [24] F. Topsøe, “Maximum entropy versus minimum risk and applicationsto some classical discrete distributions,” IEEE Trans.

11 Sep 2020: log. 10). days since exposure. For 24 hours in the beginningthe tests give different results,.

5 Jun 2020: The proof is similar to the proof of Proposition 6.1 of [24]. ... The final equation follows from (24) and the definition of Dκ in (17).

5 Jun 2020: 3). (23). 4). (24). where. Observe that, since the Poisson-Charlier polynomials form an. ... 24] O. Johnson, “Log-concavity and the maximum entropy property of thePoisson distribution,” Stochastic Process.

5 Jun 2020: 3. the convergence of Markov chains [31][24][6], many large deviations results [12][16][13], themartingale convergence theorem [5][6], and the Hewitt-Savage 0-1 law [29]. ... 24] D.G. Kendall. Information theory and the limit-theorem for Markov chains

5 Jun 2020: 2) Selection Combining:To fulfill the SIR requirements inthe SC method, we use (24) to obtain. ... Vehicular Tech-nology Conf., Houston, TX, May 1999, pp. 1032–1036. [24] J.

5 Jun 2020: Lemma 2: The infimum in (24) is achieved by. Proof of Lemma 2:Write (or ) for the collection. ... Taking in the infimum in (24), the result ofthe lemma follows from the following series of relations:.

5 Jun 2020: lim infn!1. pn infjj<. 1. n. nXi=1. [f(;Xi) f(0;Xi)] 0 ; (24). ... 24) and completes the proof. 2. 16. 5. Duality: Match Lengths.

5 Jun 2020: Department of Statistics, Yale University, 24 Hillhouse Avenue, New Haven CT 06511, USA. ... 24. 0 50 100 150 200. 0.0. 0.2. 0.4. 0.6. 0.8.

5 Jun 2020: so that. Ik Lk R(D) /4. (24). Also pick a Wk Mk(Pk,Qk,D′) such that. ... Rep. 99-24, Department of Statistics, Purdue University, October 1999,[Available at www.stat.purdue.edu/people/yiannis].

5 Jun 2020: Expandingas. (24). and arguing as in the proof of Theorem 1, the last summationcannot be smaller than the minimum of. ... It should be noted, in this. context, that [24, Theorem 3] also includes a result that can beinterpreted as a nonasymptotic

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5 Jun 2020: i. i= log iconverge with probability one, but Pittel [19] and Szpankowski[24] have shown that the quantitiesnn= log n themselves keepfluctuating. ... Inform. Theory, vol. 41, pp.508–512, Mar. 1995. [24] W. Szpankowski, “Asymptotic properties of data

5 Jun 2020: A simulation-based iterative algorithm is presented in [24] and it is shown to becompression-optimal, although its complexity is hard to evaluate precisely as it depends onthe convergence of a ... 5 Note that the memory usage of HYB can be reduced

6 Jun 2020: 24. Prior: Flat improper prior on β R7. Sampling: Standard Bayesian inference via MCMC performed either by a Gibbs sampler (full.

5 Jun 2020: already in Doeblin's work on continued fractions in 1940 [24], in Bellman and Harris'.