Department of Mathematics
Faculty Research and Scholarship
Probability and Statistics
Dr. Mostafa Aminzadeh's current research interests are in the fields of predictive inference, linear models and reliability.
Some of Dr. Aminzadeh's recent publications include:
- Mostafa Aminzadeh, Sequential and non-sequential acceptance sampling plans for autocorrelated processes using ARMA(p,q) models, Journal of Computational Statistics (to appear).
- Mostafa Aminzadeh, Bayesian economic variable acceptance-sampling plan using inverse Gaussian model and step-loss function, Communications in Statistics, Theory and Methods 32 (2003), 961-982.
- Mostafa Aminzadeh, Bootstrap tolerance and confidence limits for two-variable reliability using independent and weakly dependent observations, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation 122 (July 2001) 81-93.
- Mostafa Aminzadeh, Estimation of P(Z<Y) for correlated stochastic time series models, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation 104 (1999).
- Mostafa Aminzadeh, Estimation of reliability for exponential stress-strength models with explanatory variables, Journal of Applied Mathematics and Computation 84 (1997).
Dr. Xiaoyin Wang's current research interest is in the fields of statistics and Bayesian analysis.
Some of Dr. Wang's recent publications include:
- Xiaoyin Wang, Bayesian Non-informative Population Estimate for Homogeneous Poisson Capture-Recapture Models, Journal of Applied Statistical Science (to appear).
- Xiaoyin Wang, Bayesian population estimation for small sample capture-recapture data using non-informative priors, Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference (to appear).
- Xiaoyin Wang, Chong Z. He, and Dongchu Sun, Bayesian inference on the patient population size given list mismatches, Statistics in Medicine 24, (2005), 249-267.
- D.Q. Yao, X.Yue, X. Wang and J. Liu, The impact of information sharing on a returns policy with the addition of a direct channel, International Journal of Production Economics (2004).
- Xiaoyin Wang, Chong Z He and Dongchu Sun, Bayesian population estimate in epidemiology, ASA Proceedings of the Joint Statistical Meetings (2003), 4440-4445.
Department of Mathematics
7800 York Road, Room 316 (campus map)
Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Phone: 410-704-3091
Fax: 410-704-4149
E-mail: math@towson.edu
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