Statistical Science

Volume 31, Number 1

February 2016

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Editorial Board
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Table of Contents
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The Ubiquitous Ewens Sampling FormulaHarry Crane; 1 - 19
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Diffusion Processes and the Ewens Sampling FormulaShui Feng; 20 - 22
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Two Early Contributions to the Ewens SagaPeter McCullagh; 23 - 26
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Exploiting the Feller Coupling for the Ewens Sampling FormulaRichard Arratia, A. D. Barbour, and Simon Tavaré; 27 - 29
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Relatives of the Ewens Sampling Formula in Bayesian NonparametricsStefano Favaro and Lancelot F. James; 30 - 33
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Bayesian Nonparametric Modeling and the Ubiquitous Ewens Sampling FormulaYee Whye Teh; 34 - 36
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Rejoinder: The Ubiquitous Ewens Sampling FormulaHarry Crane; 37 - 39
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Analysis Methods for Computer Experiments: How to Assess and What Counts?Hao Chen, Jason L. Loeppky, Jerome Sacks, and William J. Welch; 40 - 60
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A Topologically Valid Definition of Depth for Functional DataAlicia Nieto-Reyes and Heather Battey; 61 - 79
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Mitigating Bias in Generalized Linear Mixed Models: The Case for Bayesian NonparametricsJoseph Antonelli, Lorenzo Trippa, and Sebastien Haneuse; 80 - 95
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A Comparison of Inferential Methods for Highly Nonlinear State Space Models in Ecology and EpidemiologyMatteo Fasiolo, Natalya Pya, and Simon N. Wood; 96 - 118
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Bi-Cross-Validation for Factor AnalysisArt B. Owen and Jingshu Wang; 119 - 139
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