Search Results - "Sani, H. R. Nili"

Aspects of Negative Dependence Structures by Amini, M., Nili Sani, H. R., Bozorgnia, A.

“…In this article, several counterexamples are provided which show that some concepts of negative dependence are strictly stronger than others. An open problem…”
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The Kolmogrov-Feller type weak law of large numbers for APND random variables by Nili-Sani, H. R., Jafari, M.

“…In this paper, we consider a special class of dependent random variables (APND) that contains negative dependent random variables classes(ND,PND,NUOD,NA,NLOD,)…”
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Non-stationary spatial autoregressive modeling for the prediction of lattice data by Mojiri, A., Waghei, Y., Nili-Sani, H. R., Mohtashami Borzadaran, G. R.

“…Spatial autoregressive models are usually used for stationary lattice random fields with a zero or fixed mean. However, many lattice random fields are…”
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Complete convergence for weighted sums of arrays of APND random variables by Sani, H. R. Nili, Amini, M., Bozorgnia, A.

“…In this note, we introduce a new class of dependent random variables (henceforth rvs), together with some its basic properties. This class includes independent…”
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Comparison of predictions by kriging and spatial autoregressive models by Mojiri, A., Waghei, Y., Sani, H. R. Nili, Borzadaran, G. R. Mohtashami

“…In geostatistics, the prediction of unknown quantities at given locations is commonly made by the kriging technique. In addition to the kriging technique for…”
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Summability methods and negatively associated random variables by Bingham, N. H., Nili Sani, H. R.

“…The paper studies convergence of sequences of negatively associated random variables under various summability methods. The results extend previously known…”
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Summability methods and negatively associated random variables by Bingham, N. H., Nili Sani, H. R.

“…The paper studies convergence of sequences of negatively associated random variables under various summability methods. The results extend previously known…”
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