Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics

Papers
(The TQCC of Australian & New Zealand Journal of Statistics is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-04-01 to 2025-04-01.)
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Multivariate Kruskal_Wallis tests based on principal component score and latent source of independent component analysis13
A Festschrift for Geoff McLachlan11
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A Richards growth model to predict fruit weight8
A class of kth‐order dependence‐driven random coefficient mixed thinning integer‐valued autoregressive process to analyse epileptic seizure data and COVID‐19 data7
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Model averaged tail area confidence intervals in nested linear regression models5
Short‐term forecasting with a computationally efficient nonparametric transfer function model4
Asymptotics for the conditional self‐weighted M$$ M $$ estimator of GRCA(p$$ p $$) models and its statistical inference4
Functional dimension reduction based on fuzzy partition and transformation4
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Measuring the values of cricket players3
Spying on the prior of the number of data clusters and the partition distribution in Bayesian cluster analysis3
The Inverse G‐Wishart distribution and variational message passing3
Visual assessment of matrix‐variate normality3
A calibrated data‐driven approach for small area estimation using big data3
Modelling temporal genetic and spatio‐temporal residual effects for high‐throughput phenotyping data*2
A seminal contribution of Ailsa Land and Alison Doig Harcourt to the field of mathematical programming2
Bayesian hypothesis tests with diffuse priors: Can we have our cake and eat it too?2
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A shared parameter mixture model for longitudinal income data with missing responses and zero rounding2
PanIC: Consistent information criteria for general model selection problems2
Minimum cost‐compression risk in principal component analysis2
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A new minification integer‐valued autoregressive process driven by explanatory variables2
Bayesian hierarchical mixture models for detecting non‐normal clusters applied to noisy genomic and environmental datasets2
Variable selection in heterogeneous panel data models with cross‐sectional dependence2
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Variable selection and debiased estimation for single‐index expectile model1
Fast and efficient algorithms for sparse semiparametric bifunctional regression1
Bayesian non‐parametric spatial prior for traffic crash risk mapping: A case study of Victoria, Australia1
Application of nonparametric approach to extreme value inference in distribution estimation of sample maximum and its properties1
Comparisons of distributions of Australian mental health scores1
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Circular and spherical projected Cauchy distributions: A novel framework for directional data modelling1
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Accelerating adaptation in the adaptive Metropolis–Hastings random walk algorithm1
Variable selection using penalised likelihoods for point patterns on a linear network1
On distance based goodness of fit tests for missing data when missing occurs at random1
Full Bayesian analysis of triple seasonal autoregressive models1
Post‐Shrinkage Strategies in Statistical and Machine Learning for High Dimensional Data. By S. E.Ahmed, F.Ahmed, and B.Yüzbaşi, Boca Raton, FL: CRC Press. 2023. 408 pages. AU$ 210.40 (hardback). ISBN:1
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ECM algorithm for estimating vector ARMA model with variance gamma distribution and possible unbounded density1
On two conjectures about perturbations of the stochastic growth rate1
Bayesian decision rules to classification problems1
Sufficient dimension reduction for clustered data via finite mixture modelling1
Bayesian credible intervals for population attributable risk from case–control, cohort and cross‐sectional studies1
Lower bounds of projection weighted symmetric discrepancy on uniform designs1
Examining collinearities1
Efficient estimation of partially linear tail index models using B‐splines1
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