Shyamal K. De, Ph.D.

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2012 Mathematical Sciences University of Texas at Dallas, Richardson, TX, United States 
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Michael Baron grad student 2012 UT Dallas
 (Simultaneous testing of multiple hypotheses in sequential experiments.)
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De SK, Mukhopadhyay N. (2019) Two-stage fixed-width and bounded-width confidence interval estimation methodologies for the common correlation in an equi-correlated multivariate normal distribution Sequential Analysis. 38: 214-258
De SK, Chattopadhyay B. (2017) Minimum Risk Point Estimation of Gini Index Arxiv: Methodology. 79: 247-277
Chattopadhyay B, De SK. (2016) Estimation of Gini Index within Pre-Specified Error Bound Econometrics. 4: 1-12
De SK, Zacks S. (2016) Two-stage and sequential estimation of parameterNof binomial distribution whenpis known Sequential Analysis. 35: 440-452
De SK, Mukhopadhyay N. (2015) Fixed Accuracy Interval Estimation of the Common Variance in an Equi-Correlated Normal Distribution Sequential Analysis. 34: 364-386
De SK, Baron M. (2015) Sequential tests controlling generalized familywise error rates Statistical Methodology. 23: 88-102
De SK, Zacks S. (2015) Exact Calculation of the Distributions of the Stopping Times of Two Types of Truncated SPRT for the Mean of the Exponential Distribution Methodology and Computing in Applied Probability
De SK, Baron M. (2012) Sequential Bonferroni Methods for Multiple Hypothesis Testing with Strong Control of Family-Wise Error Rates I and II Sequential Analysis. 31: 238-262
De SK, Baron M. (2012) Step-up and step-down methods for testing multiple hypotheses in sequential experiments Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference. 142: 2059-2070
Bhandari SK, De SK, Mandal S, et al. (2009) Study of Optimal Adaptive Rule in Testing Composite Hypothesis Sequential Analysis. 28: 394-405
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