Joseph Sedransk
Affiliations: | State University of New York, Albany, Albany, NY, United States |
Area:
Statistics, Biostatistics BiologyGoogle:
"Joseph Sedransk"
BETA: Related publications
See more...
Publications
|
You can help our author matching system! If you notice any publications incorrectly attributed to this author, please sign in and mark matches as correct or incorrect. |
| Ha NS, Sedransk J. (2019) Assessing health insurance coverage in Florida using the behavioral risk factor surveillance system. Statistics in Medicine |
| Cahoy D, Sedransk J. (2019) Inverse Stable Prior for Exponential Models Journal of Statistical Theory and Practice. 13 |
| Bhatta D, Nandram B, Sedransk J. (2018) Bayesian testing for independence of two categorical variables under two-stage cluster sampling with covariates Journal of Applied Statistics. 45: 2365-2393 |
| Tang X, Ghosh M, Ha NS, et al. (2018) Modeling Random Effects Using Global–Local Shrinkage Priors in Small Area Estimation Journal of the American Statistical Association. 113: 1476-1489 |
| Chen Q, Elliott MR, Haziza D, et al. (2017) Approaches to Improving Survey-Weighted Estimates Statistical Science. 32: 227-248 |
| Racz MJ, Sedransk J. (2015) Inference for identifying outlying health care providers Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference. 160: 51-59 |
| Ma J, Sun J, Sedransk J. (2014) Modern sample size determination for unordered categorical data Statistics and Its Interface. 7: 219-233 |
| Nandram B, Bhatta D, Sedransk J, et al. (2013) A Bayesian test of independence in a two-way contingency table using surrogate sampling Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference. 143: 1392-1408 |
| Yan G, Sedransk J. (2011) Improved inference for a linear mixed-effects model when the subpopulation effects are clustered Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference. 141: 3489-3497 |
| Racz MJ, Sedransk J. (2010) Bayesian and frequentist methods for provider profiling using risk-adjusted assessments of medical outcomes Journal of the American Statistical Association. 105: 48-58 |