Titlebook: Conditionally Specified Distributions; Barry C. Arnold,Enrique Castillo,José-Mariá Sarabi Conference proceedings 1992 Springer-Verlag Berl

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LTSB Steganalysis Based on Quartic Equation,milies. The key reference for the present chapter is Arnold and Strauss (1991). However, it should be mentioned that results due to Besag (1974) in a stochastic process setting anticipate some of the observations in this chapter.

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Conference proceedings 1992encountered in the analysis of data following con­ ditionally specified models. Readily available computing power has swept away that roadblock. A broad spectrum of new flexible models may now be added to the researcher‘s tool box. This mono­ graph provides a preliminary guide to these models. Furth

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Distributions with normal conditionals,gh to characterize the bivariate normal. Collectively they do characterize the bivariate normal distribution but, in fact, far less than the complete list is sufficient to provide such a characterization. Marginal normality is of course not enough.

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Mehdi Kharrazi,Husrev T. Sencar,Nasir Memonstributions. The concepts are most easily visualized when densities exist and, in particular, are most transparent when . are discrete and each has only a finite set of possible values. We begin our discussion in such a setting.