Technical Reports

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Abbreviations Used

AFO Air Force Office of Scientific Research ● ARO Army Research Office ● BIO Stanford HRP Biostatistics Division ● FHA Federal Highway Administration ● GEN General Department Series ● LCS Stanford Laboratory for Computational Statistics ● NIH National Institutes of Health ● NSF National Science Foundation ● NSA National Security Agency ● ONR Office of Naval Research ● PHS Public Health Service ● SIMS SIAM Institute for Mathematics and Society

Report # (Alternate #)
Title and Author(s)
Date

2014-07

On Stepwise Control of Directional Errors Under Independence and Some Dependence W. Guo, J.P. Romano

May 2014

2014-06

A Constraint on Extensible Quadrature Rules A.B. Owen

May 2014

2014-05

Low Discrepancy Constructions in the Triangle K. Basu, A.B. Owen

May 2014

2014-04

The Sign of the Logistic Regression Coefficient A.B. Owen, P.A. Roediger

May 2014

2014-03

Controlling the False Discovery Rate via Knockoffs R. Foygel Barber, E. Candes

May 2014

2014-02

Sparse PCA via Covariance Thresholding Y. Deshpande, A. Montanari

Jan 2014

2014-01

Multivariate Density Estimation Based on Adaptive Partitioning: Convergence Rate, Variable Selection and Spatial Adaptation L. Liu, W.H. Wong

Jan 2014

2013-12

Phase Retrieval from Coded Diffraction Patterns E.J. Candes, X. Li, M. Soltanolkotabi

Dec 2013

2013-11

High Dimensional Robust M-Estimation: Asymptotic Variance via Approximate Message Passing D. Donoho, A. Montanari

Nov 2013

2013-10

Optimal Shrinkage of Eigenvalues in the Spiked Covariance Model D.L. Donoho, M. Gavish, I.M. Johnstone

Nov 2013

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