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Comments on: A Re-analysis of Repeatability and Reproducibility in the Ames-USDOE-FBI Study, by Dorfman and Valliant by Morris, Max D.

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Connecting a disconnected trial network with a new trial: optimizing the estimation of a comparative effect in a network meta-analysis by McKeen, Lauren, Morris, Paul, Wang, Chong, Morris, Max D, O'Connor, Annette M

“…In network meta-analysis, estimation of a comparative effect can be performed for treatments that are connected either directly or indirectly. However,…”
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Commentary on: I. Dror, N Scurich “(Mis)use of scientific measurements in forensic science” Forensic Science International: Synergy 2020 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.fsisyn.2020.08.006 by Weller, Todd J., Morris, Max D.

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Prediction for distributional outcomes in high-performance computing input/output variability by Xu, Li, Hong, Yili, Morris, Max D, Cameron, Kirk W

“…Although high-performance computing (HPC) systems have been scaled to meet the exponentially growing demand for scientific computing, HPC performance…”
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A study of examiner accuracy in cartridge case comparisons. Part 2: Examiner use of the AFTE range of conclusions by Baldwin, David P., Bajic, Stanley J., Morris, Max D., Zamzow, Daniel S.

“…This report describes an analysis of how examiners used the Association of Firearm and Toolmark Examiners (AFTE) Range of Conclusions in a controlled study…”
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A study of examiner accuracy in cartridge case comparisons. Part 1: Examiner error rates by Baldwin, David P., Bajic, Stanley J., Morris, Max D., Zamzow, Daniel S.

“…This report describes a study undertaken to estimate examiner (not laboratory) error rates for false Identifications and false Eliminations when comparing an…”
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A Class of Three-Level Experimental Designs for Response Surface Modeling by Morris, Max D.

“…Most empirically constructed response surface models are based on polynomials containing terms of order 2 or less. Experimental designs involving three equally…”
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An Improved Version of a Tool Mark Comparison Algorithm by Hadler, Jeremy R., Morris, Max D.

“…Chumbley et al. (2010) described a statistically based algorithm for comparing pairs of tool marks. They presented empirical evidence that the algorithm…”
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Physical Experimental Design in Support of Computer Model Development by Morris, Max D.

“…Computer models of physical systems are often written based on known theory or "first principles" of a system, reflecting substantial knowledge of each…”
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Gaussian Surrogates for Computer Models With Time-Varying Inputs and Outputs by Morris, Max D.

“…Computer models of dynamic systems produce outputs that are functions of time; models that solve systems of differential equations often have this character…”
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Geostatistical Analysis for Spatially Referenced Roller-Integrated Compaction Measurements by Vennapusa, Pavana K. R, White, David J, Morris, Max D

“…An approach to quantify nonuniformity of compacted earth materials using spatially referenced roller-integrated compaction measurements and geostatistical…”
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Significance of Angle in the Statistical Comparison of Forensic Tool Marks by Lock, Amy B., Morris, Max D.

“…In forensics, fingerprints can be used to uniquely identify suspects in a crime. Similarly, a tool mark left at a crime scene can be used to identify the tool…”
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Validation of Tool Mark Comparisons Obtained Using a Quantitative, Comparative, Statistical Algorithm by Chumbley, L. Scott, Morris, Max D., Kreiser, M. James, Fisher, Charles, Craft, Jeremy, Genalo, Lawrence J., Davis, Stephen, Faden, David, Kidd, Julie

“…:  A statistical analysis and computational algorithm for comparing pairs of tool marks via profilometry data is described. Empirical validation of the method…”
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Input screening: Finding the important model inputs on a budget by Morris, Max D.

“…One general goal of sensitivity or uncertainty analysis of a computer model is the determination of which inputs most influence the outputs of interest. Simple…”
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Majority Voting by Independent Classifiers Can Increase Error Rates by Vardeman, Stephen B., Morris, Max D.

“…The technique of "majority voting" of classifiers is used in machine learning with the aim of constructing a new combined classification rule that has better…”
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Factorial Sampling Plans for Preliminary Computational Experiments by Morris, Max D.

“…A computational model is a representation of some physical or other system of interest, first expressed mathematically and then implemented in the form of a…”
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Empirical Bayesian Analysis for Computer Experiments Involving Finite-Difference Codes by Drignei, Dorin, Morris, Max D

“…Computer experiments are increasingly used in scientific investigations as substitutes for physical experiments in cases where the latter are difficult or…”
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Computationally Efficient Comparison of Experimental Designs for System Reliability Studies With Binomial Data by Chapman, Jessica L., Morris, Max D., Anderson-Cook, Christine M.

“…A common practical problem in experimental design is that of quantitatively determining how to best use a fixed amount of resources to supplement an existing…”
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Using Orthogonal Arrays in the Sensitivity Analysis of Computer Models by Morris, Max D., Moore, Leslie M., McKay, Michael D.

“…We consider a class of input sampling plans, called permuted column sampling plans, that are popular in sensitivity analysis of computer models. Permuted…”
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Exploratory designs for computational experiments by Morris, Max D., Mitchell, Toby J.

“…Recent work by Johnson et al. ( J. Statist. Plann. Inference 26 (1990) 131–148) establishes equivalence of the maximin distance design criterion and an entropy…”
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