Research Reports
The Research Report serie is the departments own publication serie for scientific articles..
Resarch reports 2019
2019:1Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
Rolf LarssonMaximum Likelihood Adjustment of Anticipatory Covariates in the Analysis of Retrospective Data
Resarch reports 2018
2018:6Edgar BuenoA comparison of Stratified simple random sampling and Probability proportional-to-size sampling
Resarch reports 2017
2017:2Dan HedlinIs there a 'safe area' where the nonresponse rate has only a modest effect on nonresponse bias despite non-ignorable nonresponse?
Resarch reports 2016
2016:1Gebrenegus GhilagaberEnvironmental Recidivism in Sweden: Distributional Shape and Effects of Sanctions on Duration of Compliance
Resarch reports 2015
2015:6Matias QuirozSpeeding up MCMC by delayed acceptance and data subsampling
Resarch reports 2014
2014:1Bergrún Tinna MagnúsdóttirOptimal design problems for the bivariate Emax model
Resarch reports 2013
2013:7Daniel Thorburn
Can TongurCombination of sample surveys and projections of political opinions
Resarch reports 2012
2012:3Termeh ShafieSome Multigraph Algorithms
Resarch reports 2011
2011:5Linda Wänström
Ellinor Fackle-ForniusMinimax Optimality and the Trinomial Spike Model
Resarch reports 2010
2010:4Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
Linda WänströmAdjusting for Selection Bias in the Relationship between Sibship Size and Cognitive Performance
Resarch reports 2009
2009:1Tatjana von RosenOn the Inverse of Certain Patterned Matrices with Kronecker Product Structures
Resarch reports 2008
2008:5Pär Stockhammar
Lars-Erik ÖllerOn the Probability Distribution of Economic Growth
Resarch reports 2007
2007:4Bertil WegmannBid function approximations of second price common value auctions
Resarch reports2006
2006:9Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
Johan KoskinenBayesian Adjustment of Anticipatory Covariates in the Analysis of Retrospective Data
Boris Lorenc
Resarch reports 2005
2005:3Daniel Bruce
Hans NyquistTesting for Dependency of Bernoulli Variables
Forskningsrapporter 2004
2004:7Gebrenegus Ghilagaber
Disentangling Selection and Causality in Assessing the Effects of Health Inputs on Child Survival: Evidence from East Africa
Last updated: 2026-04-01
Source: Department of Statistics