非单调二元非线性算子方程组的迭代求解

利用锥与半序理论和混合单调算子理论 ,讨论 Banach空间中非单调二元非线性算子方程组解的存在性与唯一性 ,并给出收敛于方程组解的迭代序列和误差估计 ,改进和推广了混合单调算子方程和一元算子方程的某些相应结果 .     

T型非线性电阻网络功率转移图的图解法

本文论述了利用非线性电阻的伏安特性,作出T型非线性电阻网络中任一元件的功率转移图的图解法．     

一类地下水水质污染问题广义解的唯一性及对初值和自由项的连续依赖性

本文讨论了一类地下水水质污染问题,其数学模型为一组非线性双曲—抛物耦合方程组,并证明了在相应初边值条件下广义解的唯一性及对初值和自由项的连续依赖性．     

基于贝叶斯正则化的TDBPNN模型在中国外贸预报中的应用及评估

基于相空间重构的非线性预报思想,建立一个时滞的BP神经网络模型(TDBPNN),采用贝叶斯正则化方法提高BP网络的泛化能力,并将该模型应用于中国进出口贸易的预测,结果证明改进的TDBPNN模型具有较好的泛化能力,准确拟合了进出口贸易发展的历史值和趋势。区别于一般的预测评价,认为非线性预测不仅要注重数据拟合和精度改进,而且应该能够反映被预报系统的非线性特征。在分析模型预测精度的同时,通过计算拟合序列和原序列的非线性特征量进行模型评价,证实预测模型能够合理地“捕捉”到产生原序列的非线性系统的动力学特征。     

股票市场的羊群行为与波动: 关联及其演化——来自深圳股票市场的证据

提出羊群行为指标以及基于多重分形谱分析的市场波动指标,运用Diks 与Panchenko ［19］提出的非线性Granger 因果关系检验和Zebende［20］提出的DCCA 交叉相关系数,动态研究了深圳股票市场的羊群行为与市场波动的关联以及他的演变规律． 结果显示,深圳股票市场羊群行为与市场波动之间的关联并不表现为简单的线性方式,而是复杂的非线性机制; 金融危机前后深圳股市羊群行为与市场波动之间表现出方向不同的相关性和不同的因果关系． 总体来说,2005 年股改之前羊群行为与市场波动之间互不影响,2005 年至2007 年间羊群行为正向影响市场波动,而2008 年之后羊群行为负向影响市场波动,同时市场波动也负向影响羊群行为． 这一新的发现表明,市场羊群行为并不像传统研究所宣称的总是产生“正反馈效应”,有时也表现出“负反馈效应”     

Statistical diagnostics for nonlinear regression models based on scale mixtures of skew-normal distributions

The purpose of this paper is to develop diagnostics analysis for nonlinear regression models (NLMs) under scale mixtures of skew-normal (SMSN) distributions introduced by Garay et al. [Nonlinear regression models based on SMSN distributions. J. Korean Statist. Soc. 2011;40:115–124]. This novel class of models provides a useful generalization of the symmetrical NLM [Vanegas LH, Cysneiros FJA. Assessment of diagnostic procedures in symmetrical nonlinear regression models. Comput. Statist. Data Anal. 2010;54:1002–1016] since the random terms distributions cover both symmetric as well as asymmetric and heavy-tailed distributions such as the skew-t, skew-slash, skew-contaminated normal distributions, among others. Motivated by the results given in Garay et al. [Nonlinear regression models based on SMSN distributions. J. Korean Statist. Soc. 2011;40:115–124], we presented a score test for testing the homogeneity of the scale parameter and its properties are investigated through Monte Carlo simulations studies. Furthermore, local influence measures and the one-step approximations of the estimates in the case-deletion model are obtained. The newly developed procedures are illustrated considering a real data set.     

Identification and Estimation of Regression Models with Misclassification

This paper studies the problem of identification and estimation in nonparametric regression models with a misclassified binary regressor where the measurement error may be correlated with the regressors. We show that the regression function is nonparametrically identified in the presence of an additional random variable that is correlated with the unobserved true underlying variable but unrelated to the measurement error. Identification for semiparametric and parametric regression functions follows straightforwardly from the basic identification result. We propose a kernel estimator based on the identification strategy, derive its large sample properties, and discuss alternative estimation procedures. We also propose a test for misclassification in the model based on an exclusion restriction that is straightforward to implement.     

Bayesian Measures of the Minimum Detectable Concentration of an Immunoassay

The minimum detectable concentration (MDC) is one of the most important properties of an assay. It is a statement about the smallest physical quantity an assay can reliably measure, and is used in assay design and quality control assessments. A plethora of measures of the MDC have been reported in a widely scattered literature. Many of these were developed at a time when accuracy and relevance had to be sacrificed for computational feasibility. This paper identifies limitations of existing measures and demonstrates how Bayesian inference may be used to overcome these limitations. Several new measures of the MDC are developed. These are conceptually simpler than existing measures, and are free of analytical approximations. The recent advances in Bayesian computation make them efficient to evaluate. A procedure developed in this paper measures the difference in the quality of two assays and shows that the new Bayesian measures perform better than existing measures.     

Correcting for nonlinear measurement errors in the dependent variable in the general linear model

Linear models are considered in which measurement error is present in the dependent variable. Observed values are related to true values via nonlinear regression models with the parameters in the measurement error models being estimated with the use of independent, external data, collected using standards. Pseudo-maximum likelihood estimators and their asymptotic properties are developed under normality assumptions and the common approach of simply analyzing imputed values obtained from the nestimated calibration curves is assessed. A small simulation evaluates the procedures. An example is presented in which urinary neopterin (measured via radioimmunoassay) is nbeing compared between two groups of individuals.