Titlebook: Nonlinear Estimation and Classification; David D. Denison,Mark H. Hansen,Bin Yu Book 2003 Springer Science+Business Media New York 2003 AN

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Multiscale Statistical Modelsctorizations. This framework blends elements of wavelets, recursive partitioning, and graphical models to derive a probabilistic analogue of an orthogonal wavelet decomposition. The casting of these results within a likelihood-based context allows for the extension of certain key properties of class

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Wavelet Thresholding on Non-Equispaced Dataavelets on irregular grids can be constructed, using the so-called lifting scheme. The lifting scheme is . in that it provides smooth basis functions on the given data set. We demonstrate however that this scheme pays little attention to the numerical condition of the transform. This bad condition o

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Multi-Resolution Properties of Semi-Parametric Volatility Modelsimization algorithms implemented through function dictionaries. One of the objectives is to verify what possible role wavelets might have in the domain of finance, where signal processing methods may be built so to detect the latent structures characterizing volatility processes. Here the observed d

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David D. Denison,Mark H. Hansen,Christopher C. Holmes,Bani Mallick,Bin Yuof medicine is increasingly focused on elderly patients with chronic diseases and episodic acute exacerbations rather than the previous model of acute disease management only. As nephrologists around the world deal with millions of elderly individuals, many of whom are classified as suffering from c

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Donald Gemanitation to write a foreword for this book. With a worldwide increase in an aging population, the practice of medicine is increasingly focused on elderly patients with chronic diseases and episodic acute exacerbations rather than the previous model of acute disease management only. As nephrologists a