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| KUMAZAWA Yoshiki Professor, Doctor of Engineering, Osaka University, 1990. Graduate School of Engineering (Master Course), Osaka University, 1981. Nonparametric Statistics, Survival Analysis Office Hour: Wednesday, 13:00p.m.-16:00p.m. Faculty of Economics,Shiga University Bamba 1-1-1,Hikone, Shiga , JAPAN, 522 Tel: +81-749-27-1071 Fax: +81-749-27-1132 |
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| 1. Goodness-of-fit statistics for testing symmetric distributions.J. Jap. Statist.Soc. Vol. 12, 25-38. 1982. 2. On the overall square sum of high-order spacings.J. Jap. Statist.Soc. Vol. 12, 39-44. 1982. 3.A class of test statistics for testing whether new is better than used.Communication in Statistics. A12, 311-321. 1983. 4. Tests for new better than used in expectation with randomly censored data.Sequential Analysis. Vol. 5, 85-92. 1986. 5. Testing whether new better than used in expectation for random censorship.Sequential Analysis. Vol. 5, 339-346. 1986. 6. A class of tests for new better than used in expectation with incomplete data.Sequential Analysis. Vol. 5. 347-361. 1986. 7. On testing whether new is better than used using randomly censored data.The Annals of Statistics. Vol. 15, 420-426. 1987. 8. A note on estimator of life expectancy for random censorship. Biometrika. Vol. 47. 655-658. 1987. 9. Tests for Exponentilality under Random Censorship Model.Doctoral Dissertation. Osaka University. 1990. 10. Tests for increasing failure rate with randomly censored data.statistics. Vol. 23, 17-25. 1992. 11. Comments on "A new test for mean residual life times" by Ahmad. Biometrika. Vol. 80, 473-474. 1993. 12. Comments on "Test for New Better than used in Convex Ordering". Communications in Statistics Vol. 30, 2231-2232. 2001. 翻訳 1.「臨床試験のデザインと解析」 (正誤表)
Others [1] Hikone Ronsou, Vol. 230, 240, 245, 246-247, 253-254, 257, 260-261, 275, and 290. [2] Working Paper Series in Shiga University.No. 9, 11, 15, 18, 19, 27, 29, 34, and 37. |
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| Testing Exponentiality under Random Censorship, Weak Convergence and Empirical Processes with Applications to Statistics, and Macintosh SAS-JMP. |
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