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  • The Global ETD Search service is a free service for researchers to find electronic theses and dissertations. This service is provided by the Networked Digital Library of Theses and Dissertations.
    Our metadata is collected from universities around the world. If you manage a university/consortium/country archive and want to be added, details can be found on the NDLTD website.
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Factors that influence condominium pricing in Stockholm: A regression analysis : A regression analysis / Faktorer som influerar prissättning av bostäder i Stockholm innerstad: : en regressionanalys

Dai, Elin, Güleryüz, Lara January 2019 (has links)
This thesis aims to examine which factors that are of significance when forecasting the selling price of condominiums in Stockholm city. Through the use of multiple linear regression, response variable transformation, and a multitude of methods for refining the model fit, a conclusive, out of sample validated model with a confidence level of 95% was obtained. To conduct the statistical methods, the software R was used. This study is limited to the districts of inner city Stockholm with the postal codes 112-118, and the final model can only be applied to this area as the postal codes are included as regressors in the model. The time period in which the selling price was analyzed varied between January 2014 and April 2019, in which the volatility of the time value of money has not been taken into account for the time period. The final model included the following variables as the ones having an impact on the selling price: floor, living area, monthly fee, construction year, district of the city. / Denna studie ämnar till att undersöka vilka faktorer som är av betydelse när syftet är att förutsäga prissättningen på bostadsrätter i Stockholms innerstad. Genom att använda multipel linjär regression, transformation av responsvariabeln, samt en mängd olika metoder för att förfina modellen, togs en slutgiltig, out of sample-validerad modell med ett 95%-konfidensintervall fram. För att genomföra de statistiska metoderna användes programmet R. Denna studie är avgränsad till de distrikt i Stockholms innerstad vars postnummer varierar mellan 112-118, därav är det viktigt att modellen endast appliceras på dessa områden eftersom de är inkluderade i modellen som regressorer. Tidsperioden inom vilket slutpriserna analyserades var mellan januari 2014 och april 2019, i vilket valutans volatilitet inte har analyserats som en ekonomisk påverkande faktor. Den slutgiltiga modellen innefattar de följande variablerna: våning, boarea, månadsavgift, konstruktionsår, distrikt.
352

Adaptive learning in lasso models

Patnaik, Kaushik 07 January 2016 (has links)
Regression with L1-regularization, Lasso, is a popular algorithm for recovering the sparsity pattern (also known as model selection) in linear models from observations contaminated by noise. We examine a scenario where a fraction of the zero co-variates are highly correlated with non-zero co-variates making sparsity recovery difficult. We propose two methods that adaptively increment the regularization parameter to prune the Lasso solution set. We prove that the algorithms achieve consistent model selection with high probability while using fewer samples than traditional Lasso. The algorithm can be extended to a broad set of L1-regularized M-estimators for linear statistical models.
353

Robust mixtures of regressions models

Bai, Xiuqin January 1900 (has links)
Master of Science / Department of Statistics / Weixin Yao / In the fitting of mixtures of linear regression models, the normal assumption has been traditionally used for the error term and then the regression parameters are estimated by the maximum likelihood estimate (MLE) using the EM algorithm. Under the normal assumption, the M step of the EM algorithm uses a weighted least squares estimate (LSE) for the regression parameters. It is well known that the LSE is sensitive to outliers or heavy tailed error distributions. In this report, we propose a robust mixture of linear regression model, which replaces the least square criterion with some robust criteria in the M step of the EM algorithm. In addition, we will use a simulation study to demonstrate how sensitive the traditional mixture regression estimation method is to outliers or heavy tailed error distributions and compare it with our proposed robust mixture regression estimation method. Based on our empirical studies, our proposed robust estimation method works comparably to the traditional estimation method when there are no outliers and the error is normally distributed but is much better if there are outliers or the error has heavy tails (such as t-distribution). A real data set application is also provided to illustrate the effectiveness of our proposed methodology.
354

Efficacy of robust regression applied to fractional factorial treatment structures.

McCants, Michael January 1900 (has links)
Master of Science / Department of Statistics / James J. Higgins / Completely random and randomized block designs involving n factors at each of two levels are used to screen for the effects of a large number of factors. With such designs it may not be possible either because of costs or because of time to run each treatment combination more than once. In some cases, only a fraction of all the treatments may be run. With a large number of factors and limited observations, even one outlier can adversely affect the results. Robust regression methods are designed to down-weight the adverse affects of outliers. However, to our knowledge practitioners do not routinely apply robust regression methods in the context of fractional replication of 2^n factorial treatment structures. The purpose of this report is examine how robust regression methods perform in this context.
355

A study of the effect of non-normal distributions upon simple linear regression

Wichlan, Daniel Joseph. January 1966 (has links)
LD2668 .T4 1966 W635 / Master of Science
356

Upphandling av måltidsverksamhet inom äldreomsorgen : En logistisk regressionsanalys

Olsson, Henrik January 2015 (has links)
Studien syftar till att besvara vad som definierar kommuner som upphandlar måltidsverksamheten inom äldreomsorgen. Detta genomförs med hjälp av den statistiska metoden logistisk regression. Syftet med studien är att klargöra vilka variabler som har påverkan för händelsen upphandling och hur de förhåller sig. En enkätundersökning genomförd 2013 låg till grund för analysen, där oberoende variabler valdes ut inom kategorierna lokala förutsättningar, kvalitet och lokalt politiskt styre. Resultatet tyder på att Moderaternas resultat i kommunvalet 2010 samt stor kommun jämfört med liten kommun har en statistiskt signifikant påverkan på händelsen upphandling.
357

Genomic signature of trait-associated variants

Kindt, Alida Sophie Dorothea January 2014 (has links)
Genome-wide association studies have been used extensively to study hundreds of phenotypes and have determined thousands of associated SNPs whose underlying biology and causation is as yet largely unknown. Many previous studies attempted to clarify the causal biology by investigating overlaps of trait-associated variants with functional annotations, but lacked statistical rigor and examined incomplete subsets of available functional annotations. Additionally, it has been difficult to disentangle the relative contributions of different annotations that may show strong correlations with one another. In this thesis, we address these shortcomings and strengthen and extend the obtained results. Two methods, permutations and logistic regression, are applied in statistically rigorous analyses of genomic annotations and their observed enrichment or depletion of trait-associated SNPs. The genomic annotations range from genic regions and regulatory features to measures of conservation and aspects of chromatin structure. Logistic regressions in a number of trait-specific subsets identify genomic annotations influencing SNPs associated with both normal variation (e.g., eye or hair colour) and diseases, suggesting some generalities in the biological underpinnings of phenotypes. SNPs associated with phenotypes of the immune system are investigated and the results highlight the distinct aetiology for this subset. Despite the heterogeneity of the studied cancers, SNPs associated to different cancers are particularly enriched for conserved regions, unlike all other trait-subsets. Nonetheless, chromatin states are, perhaps surprisingly, among the most influential genomic annotations in all trait-subsets. Evolutionary conserved regions are rarely within the top genomic annotations despite their widespread use in prioritisation methods for follow-up studies. We identify a common set of enriched or depleted genomic annotations that significantly influence all traits, but also highlight trait-­‐specific differences. These annotations may be used for the computational prioritisation of variants implicated in phenotypes of interest. The approaches developed for this thesis are further applied to studies of a specific human complex trait (height) and gene expression in atherosclerosis.
358

Hyper-wideband OFDM system

Tan, Edward S. 27 May 2016 (has links)
Hyper-wideband communications represent the next frontier in spread spectrum RF systems with an excess of 10 GHz instantaneous bandwidth. In this thesis, an end-to-end physical layer link is implemented featuring 16k-OFDM with a 4 GHz-wide channel centered at 9 GHz. No a priori channel state information is assumed; channel information is derived from the preamble and comb pilot structure. Due to the unique expansive spectral properties, the channel estimator is primarily composed of least squares channel estimates combined with a robust support vector statistical learning approach using autonomously selected parameters. The system’s performance is demonstrated through indoor wireless experiments, including line-of-sight and near-line-of-sight links. Moreover, it is shown that the support vector approach performs superior to linear and cubic spline inter/extrapolation of the least squares channel estimates.
359

Varför hjälpa andra? : - En enkätstudie om motivationen bakom socionomers val av yrke

Giron Eriksson, Cecilia, Fröberg Haglund, Daniella January 2016 (has links)
Sammanfattning Denna studie syftar till att kvantitativt undersöka vad som motiverar människor till att välja socionomyrket; ett yrke som utgår ifrån en strävan att hjälpa andra människor. Studien fokuserar på socionomstudenters motivation till studieval samt på vilket sätt personliga erfarenheter av socialt arbete och sociala problem kan påverka studievalet. En enkät skickades ut till flera svenska högskolor/universitet och besvarades av socionomstudenter samt studenter från andra samhällsvetenskapliga program. Urvalet bestod i slutändan av 147 respondenter, varav 79 socionomstudenter och 68 studenter från övriga program. Enkäten syftade till att mäta studenternas attityder och motivation till studievalet. De attitydfaktorer som mättes operationaliserades utifrån tidigare forskning och resulterade i fem variabler; altruism, personlig vinning, social förändring, påverkan av omgivningen samt arbetets utformning och arbetsmarknad. Respondenterna ombads även uppge om de hade personliga erfarenheter av olika sociala problem som missbruk, psykisk ohälsa, våld, sexuella övergrepp och ekonomisk utsatthet. Materialet presenterades och analyserades med hjälp av medelvärden, T-test och logistisk regressionsanalys. Resultaten visade att socionomstudenter har en högre grad av altruism samt att de i större utsträckning har tidigare erfarenheter av socialt arbete och sociala problem. Resultaten analyserades med hjälp av Self-Determination Theory och Bourdieus teori om habitus och kapital. Studien kan kopplas till socionomutbildningarnas utformning, socionomers roll samt socionomstudenters motivation och välmående.
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Semiparametric estimation in hazards models with censoring indicators missing at random

Liu, Chunling, 劉春玲 January 2008 (has links)
published_or_final_version / Statistics and Actuarial Science / Doctoral / Doctor of Philosophy

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