Statistics in Transition new series - Volume 26, Issue 1 (2025) - CEJSH - Yadda

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Publisher

Główny Urząd Statystyczny

Journal

Statistics in Transition new series

Year

2025

Volume

26

Issue

1

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Volume contents

1
- article: Generalised spatial autocorrelation coefficients (Wywiał J. L.), p. 1-8
- article: An expectation-maximization algorithm for logistic regression based on individual-level predictors and aggregate-level response (Xu Z.), p. 9-28
- article: Selection criteria and targeting the poor for poverty reduction: the case of social safety nets in Sri Lanka (Deepawansa D. D., Dunusinghe P.), p. 29-49
- article: On survival estimation of Lomax distribution under adaptive progressive type-II censoring (Sharma H., Kumar P.), p. 51-67
- article: A fuzzy hybrid MCDM approach to the evaluation of subjective household poverty (Łuczak A., Kalinowski S.), p. 69-91
- article: Type I heavy-tailed family of generalized Burr III distributions: properties, actuarial measures, regression and applications (Nkomo W., Oluyede B., Chipepa F.), p. 93-115
- article: On a family that unifies the generalized Marshall-Olkin and Poisson-G family of distributions (Handique L., Jamal F., Chakraborty S.), p. 117-134
- article: Impact of human capital on the innovation performance of EU economies (Skrodzka I.), p. 135-154
- article: Improving detectability of the indicator saturation approach through winsorization: an empirical study in the cryptocurrency market (Mohamed S. D., Ismail M. T., Ali M. K. B. M.), p. 155-181
- article: Reliability properties and applications of proportional reversed hazards in reversed relevation transform (Dileepkumar M., Anand R., Sankaran P. G.), p. 183-203
- article: Analytical modelling for COVID-19 data (fatality): a case study of Nigeria for the period of February 2020 - April 2022 (Torsen E., Modibbo U. M., Mijinyawa M., Seknewna L. L., Ali I.), p. 205-220
- article: Optimal sample size in a triangular model for sensitive questions (Jaworski S.), p. 221-231

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