A new issue of the new electronic
journal BAYESIAN ANALYSIS has been
published at http://ba.stat.cmu.edu.
This issue of BA features a paper on
multiple changepoint models by
Jason Wyse, Nial Friel, and Havard Rue.
The integrated nested Laplace
approximation is employed for
computational efficiency. Additional
perspective appears in discussions by
Paul Fearnhead and Gary Koop.
This issue also contains many other fine
articles across the field of
Bayesian statistics.
We hope you will enjoy the issue, and as
always we welcome your submissions at
http://ba.stat.cmu.edu/submit/
The December 2011 issue includes the
following articles:
2011, Volume 06, Number 04, pp. 501--926
* Approximate simulation-free
Bayesian inference for multiple
changepoint models with dependence
within segments, by Jason Wyse,
Nial Friel and Havard Rue, pp. 501
- 528, posted online
2011-10-31, DOI:10.1214/11-BA620
+ Comment on Article by Wyse et
al., by Paul Fearnhead, pp. 529
- 532, posted online
2011-11-14, DOI:10.1214/11-BA620A
+ Comment on Article by Wyse et
al., by Gary Koop, pp. 533 -
540, posted online 2011-11-14,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA620B
+ Rejoinder, by Jason Wyse, Nial
Friel and Havard Rue, pp. 541 -
546, posted online 2011-11-14,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA620REJ
* Impact of Beliefs About Atlantic
Tropical Cyclone Detection on
Conclusions About Trends in
Tropical Cyclone Numbers, by Surya
T. Tokdar, Iris Grossmann, Joseph
B. Kadane, Anne-Sophie Charest,
and Mitchell J. Small, pp. 547 -
572, posted online 2011-08-29,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA621
* Model based clustering for
three-way data structures, by Cinzia
Viroli, pp. 573 - 602, posted
online 2011-08-29,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA622
* Neutral-data comparisons for
Bayesian testing, by Dan J. Spitzner,
pp. 603 - 638, posted online
2011-08-29, DOI:10.1214/11-BA623
* Dynamic Financial Index Models:
Modeling Conditional Dependencies
via Graphs, by Hao Wang, Craig
Reeson and Carlos M. Carvalho,
pp. 639 - 664, posted online
2011-09-13, DOI:10.1214/11-BA624
* Bayesian Outlier Detection with
Dirichlet Process Mixtures, by
Matthew S. Shotwell and Elizabeth
H. Slatey, pp. 665 - 690, posted
online 2011-09-16,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA625
* Product partition models with
correlated parameters, by Joao
V. D. Monteiro, Renato M. Assuncao
and Rosangela H. Loschi,
pp. 691 - 726, posted online
2011-09-16, DOI:10.1214/11-BA626
* Estimating a bivariate linear
relationship, by David Leonard,
pp. 727 - 754, posted online
2011-09-21, DOI:10.1214/11-BA627
* Bayesian Cointegrated Vector
Autoregression Models Incorporating
alpha-stable Noise for Inter-day
Price Movements Via Approximate
Bayesian Computation, by Gareth W.
Peters, Balakrishnan Kannan,
Ben Lasscock, Chris Mellen and
Simon Godsill, pp. 755 - 792,
posted online , DOI:10.1214/11-BA628
* A Computational Bayesian Method for
Estimating the Number of Knots
In Regression Splines, by Minjung
Kyung, pp. 793 - 828, posted
online 2011-09-28,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA629
* Bayesian clustering in decomposable
graphs, by Luke Bornn and
Francois Caron, pp. 829 - 846,
posted online 2011-09-23,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA630
* Mean Field Variational Bayes for
Elaborate Distributions, by
Matthew P. Wand, John T. Ormerod,
Simone A. Padoan and Rudolf
Fruhrwirth, pp. 847 - 900, posted
online 2011-09-27,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA631
* Bayesian Nonparametric Modelling of
the Return Distribution with
Stochastic Volatility, by
Eleni-Ioanna Delatola and Jim
E. Griffin, pp. 901 - 926, posted
online 2011-09-28,
DOI:10.1214/11-BA632
*****
The journal is sponsored by the
International Society for Bayesian
Analysis (ISBA). Its editors are
Ming-Hui Chen, Kate Cowles, David
Dunson, David Heckerman, Valen Johnson,
Antonietta Mira, Sonia
Petrone, Bruno Sanso, Mark Steel, and
Kert Viele. Herbie Lee is
serving as Editor-in-Chief, Alyson
Wilson is Managing Editor, Kary Myers is
Production Editor, and Pantelis Vlachos
is System Managing Editor.
Bayesian Analysis seeks to publish a
wide range of articles that
demonstrate or discuss Bayesian methods
in some theoretical or applied
context. The journal welcomes
submissions involving presentation of
new computational and statistical
methods; reviews, criticism, and
discussion of existing approaches;
historical perspectives;
description of important scientific or
policy application areas; case
studies; and methods for experimental
design, data collection, data
sharing, or data mining. Evaluation of
submissions is based on
importance of content and effectiveness
of communication.
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Heidi Sestrich
Department of Statistics
Carnegie Mellon University
412-268-2718
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