• Bayesiantreatmentofnon-standardproblemsintestanalysis 

  Silva, Rajitha M.; Guan, Yuping; Swartz, Tlm B. (2019)

  This paper extends the methods of [10] in an attempt to handle non-standard problems in test analysis. The approach is based on a Bayesian framework where test characteristics are treated as random parameters for which ...
• Development of a rapid, sensitive and specific DNA-based method to detect Ralstonia solanacearum in potato for quarantine purposes 

  Perera, A.A.U.; Weerasena, O.V.D.S.J.; Dasanayaka, P.N.; Wickramarachchi, D.C. (Perera, A.A.U., et al., Development of a rapid, sensitive and specific DNA-based method to detect Ralstonia solanacearum in potato for quarantine purposes, J.Natn.Sci.Foundation Sri Lanka 2018 46 (2): 153 - 158, 2018-06-30)
• Performance Optimized Expectation Conditional Maximization Algorithms for Nonhomogeneous Poisson Process Software Reliability Models 

  Jayasinghe, C.L. (IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2017-09)

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• Maximum-Likelihood Estimation of Parameters of NHPP Software Reliability Models Using Expectation Conditional Maximization Algorithm 

  Jayasinghe, C.L. (IEEE Transactions on Reliability, 2016-09)

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• Gaussian copula distributions for mixed data, with application indiscrimination 

  Jiryaie, F.; Gunarathne, N.; Wu, B.; De Leon, A.R. (Journal of Statistical Computation and Simulation, 2016)

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• Bayesian Diagnostics for Test Design and Analysis 

  Silva, R. M.; Guan, Y.; Swartz, T. B. (Czech University of Life Sciences Prague, 2017-07)

  This paper attempts to bridge the gap between classical test theory and item response theory. It is demonstrated that the familiar and popular statistics used in classical test theory can be translated into a Bayesian ...
• HHCART: An Oblique Decision Tree 

  Wickramarachchi, D.C.; Robertson, B.L.; Reale, M.; Price, C.J.; Brown, J. (Elsevier, 2015)

  Decision trees are a popular technique in statistical data classification. They recursively partition the feature space into disjoint sub-regions until each sub-region becomes homogeneous with respect to a particular class. ...
• Design of a Low-cost Autonomous Mobile Robot 

  Jinasena, Kasun K.; Meegama, Ravinda G.N. (2016-05-13)

  Detection of obstacles during navigation of a mobile robot is considered difficult due to varying nature in terms of size, shape and location of the obstacle as well as ambient light that interferes with infra-red (IR) ...
• A Comparison of Clustering Algorithms in Categorizing Economic Events Based on the Behavior of Exchange Rates 

  Pathberiya, H.A.; Hansen, L.L.; Tilakaratne, C.D.; Lokupitiya, R.S. (2016-04-04)

  Cluster analysis is used to identify dissimilar subgroups of objects out of a set of objects based on a combination of rules. In the light of cluster analysis, it is possible to treat dissimilar individuals in an ...
• Model Free Evaluation of Intraday Periodicities of Exchange Rate Return Volatility 

  Pathberiya, H. A.; Tilakaratne, C. D.; Hansen, L. L.; Lokupitiya, R. S. (2015-09-25)

  Currency trading at the foreign exchange (hereinafter referred as Forex) market is now becoming more popular over the globe than trading at equity markets. Countries will have the economic benefit when engaging in ...
• Modeling the EURUSD Return Volatility on the Days of Simultaneous Releases of Economic Indicators Unemployment Rate and Non-farm Payroll 

  Pathberiya, H.A.; Tilakaratne, C.D.; Hansen, L.L. (2015-09-25)

  Among the currencies traded in the foreign exchange (Forex) market, Euro against the US Dollar (EUR/USD) remains as one of the dominant currency pairs. This study examines the disparities in the behavior of EUR/USD return ...
• Modeling EURUSD Return Volatility Incorporating Long Run Co-movements in Exchange Rates and US Economic Indicators 

  Pathberiya, H. A.; Tilakaratne, C. D.; Hansen, L. L.; Lokupitiya, R. S. (2015-09-25)

  The nature of long-run co-movements in exchange rates is informative, since it permits participants at the foreign exchange market to gain excess profits from trades. This study examined the possible cointegration ...
• Learning Style Preferences of First Year Statistics Undergraduates 

  Talagala, T.S.; Talagala, P.D. (Institute of Applied Statistics, Sri Lanka, 2015-09-25)

  Everyone learns differently. Learning styles affect on students’ level of performance in many different ways. It is important to assess the learning styles of students in order to cater for their different learning needs. ...
• Factors Associated with Consumers’ Awareness and use of Information on Food Labels 

  Talagala, T. S.; Kalukottege, C. J. P. (2015-09-25)

  This study attempts to evaluate the consumers’ level of awareness and use of information provided on food labels. Three distinct consumer groups based on use of and level of importance assigned to various information printed ...
• New Point Estimator for the Median of Gamma Distribution 

  Banneheka, B.M.S.G.; Ekanayake, G.E.M.U.P.D. (University of Sri Jayewardenepura, Nugegoda., 2015-09-25)

  In this paper, we consider the problem of estimating the median of a gamma distribution. We introduce a new point estimator based on an approximation that we derive for the median of a gamma distribution. We compare the ...

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