Interval estimation for the means of simulation output processes

Interval oscillation of a general class of second-order nonlinear differential equations with nonlinear damping Tiryaki, A; Zafer, Ağacık (Elsevier BV, 2005-01-01) The paper is concerned with the oscillation of a class of general type second order differential equations with nonlinear damping terms. Several new interval oscillation criteria are established for such a class of differential equations under quite general assumptions. Examples are also given to illustrate the results. In particular, it is shown that under some very mild conditions on k(1), k(2), and f the equation
Interval oscillation criteria for second order super-half linear functional differential equations with delay and advanced arguments Zafer, Ağacık (Wiley, 2009-09-01) Sufficient conditions are established for oscillation of second order super half linear equations containing both delay and advanced arguments of the form
Estimation and hypothesis testing in stochastic regression Sazak, Hakan Savaş; Tiku, Moti Lal; İslam, Qamarul; Department of Statistics (2003) Regression analysis is very popular among researchers in various fields but almost all the researchers use the classical methods which assume that X is nonstochastic and the error is normally distributed. However, in real life problems, X is generally stochastic and error can be nonnormal. Maximum likelihood (ML) estimation technique which is known to have optimal features, is very problematic in situations when the distribution of X (marginal part) or error (conditional part) is nonnormal. Modified maximum...
Stochastic modeling of earthquake occurrences and estimation of seismic hazard: random field approach Akkaya (Dener), Ayşen; Yücemen, Mehmet Semih; Department of Statistics (1995)
Interval criteria for second-order super-half-linear functional dynamic equations with delay and advance arguments Anderson, Douglas R.; Zafer, Ağacık (Informa UK Limited, 2010-01-01) Interval oscillation criteria are established for second-order forced super half-linear dynamic equations on time scales containing both delay and advance arguments, where the potentials and forcing term are allowed to change sign. Four discrete examples are provided to illustrate the relevance of the results. The theory can be applied to second-order dynamic equations regardless of the choice of delta or nabla derivatives.

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G. Süral Tokol, “Interval estimation for the means of simulation output processes,” Ph.D. - Doctoral Program, Middle East Technical University, 1994.