The Brazilian Journal of Probability and Statistics is an official publication of the Brazilian Statistical Association and is supported by the Institute of Mathematical Statistics (IMS). Starting in 2012, it will be published four times a year, in February, May, August, and December. The Journal publishes papers in applied probability, applied statistics, computational statistics, mathematical statistics, probability theory and stochastic processes.
Volume 26, Number 3
Publication Date: August 2012
Frontmatter
Editorial Board
Articles
Group selection in high-dimensional partially linear additive models
Fengrong Wei; 219-243
A note on the robustness of a full Bayesian method for nonignorable missing data analysis
Zhiyong Zhang and Lijuan Wang; 244-264
Some Poisson mixtures distributions with a hyperscale parameter
Stéphane Laurent; 265-278
A note on Bayesian robustness for count data
Jairo A. Fúquene and Moises Delgado; 279-287
On the copula for multivariate extreme value distributions
Marco Aurélio Sanfins and Glauco Valle; 288-305
Identifiability of zero-inflated Poisson models
Chin-Shang Li; 306-312
The polysurvival model with long-term survivors
Josmar Mazucheli, Francisco Louzada and Jorge A. Achcar; 313-324
Backmatter
Table of Contents
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