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Back Matter Source: Operations Research, Vol. 23, No. 3 (May - Jun., 1975), pp. 602-ix Published by: INFORMS Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/169714 . Accessed: 08/05/2014 19:44 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use, available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp . JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact [email protected]. . INFORMS is collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve and extend access to Operations Research. http://www.jstor.org This content downloaded from 169.229.32.137 on Thu, 8 May 2014 19:44:12 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions
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Back MatterSource: Operations Research, Vol. 23, No. 3 (May - Jun., 1975), pp. 602-ixPublished by: INFORMSStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/169714 .

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JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN STATISTICAL ASSOCIATION

June 1975 Table of Contents APPLICATIONS

Cognitive Processes and the Assessment of Subjective Probability Distributions (Invited Paper) ........ ..........Robin M. Hogarth Natural Fertility, Population Cycles and the Spectral Analysis of Births and Marriages . Ronald Demos Lee Analyzing the Decision-Making Process of the American Jury

Alan E. Gelfand and Herbert Solomon Data Analysis Using Stein's Estimator and Its Generalizations .....Bradley Efron and Carl Morris The Predictive Sample Reuse Method with Applications .................. Seymour Geisser Use of the Randomized Response Technique with a New Randomizing Device

P. T. Liu, L. P. Chow and W. H. Mosley An Algorithm for the Binomial Distribution with Dependent Trials .Daniel W. Ladd Mortality-Air Pollution Relationships: A Comment .V. Kerry Smith Tables for Comparing Two Normal Variances or Two Gamma Means . S. John

THEORY AND METHODS An Analytical Comparison of Certainty Equivalence and Sequential Updating . R. Harkema A Bayesian Sequential Procedure for Quantal Response to the Context of Adaptive Mental Testing ...... .......... Roger J. Owen A Secretary Problem with Finite Memory ...........................M. H. Smith and J. J. Deely Population-Distributed Personal Probabilities ........ ........... James Dickey and Peter Freeman An Iterative Reclassification Procedure for Constructing an Asymptotically Optimal Rule of Allocation in Discriminant Analysis ......... ......................... G. J. McLachlan A Bayesian Analysis of a Switching Regression Model; I: Known Number of Regimes

Pedro E. Ferreira Residual Optimality: Ordinary vs. Weighted vs. Biased Least Squares . R. L. Obenchain Estimating Heteroscedastic Variances in Linear Models

Susan D. Horn, Roger A. Horn and David B. Duncan Stable Distributions in Statistical Inference: 2. Information from Stably Distributed Samples

W. H. DuMouchel Life Tests with Periodic Change in Failure Rate-Grouped Observations .T. N. Srivastava Improved Estimation of Expected Life when One Identified Spurious Observation May be Present

James R. Veale Exact Variance of Combined Inter and Intra-Block Estimates in Incomplete Block Designs

C. G. Khatri and K. R. Shah A Monte Carlo Evaluation of Some Ridge-Type Estimators

Gary C. McDonald and Diane I. Galarneau Estimation with Incompletely Specified Loss Functions .Lawrence D. Brown One Step Huber Estimates in the Linear Model . P. J. Bickel On the Robustness of Some Tests of Significance in Sampling from a Compound Normal Population

K. Subrahmaniam, K. Subrahmaniam and J. Y. Messeri The Bias in the Estimator of the Kendall's Rank Correlation when Extreme Pairs Are Removed from a Sample .Sandra A. West A Multivariate Extension of Friedman's xr2-Test with Random Covariates . Thomas M. Gerig Double Sample Tests for the Mean of a Normal Population . John D. Spurrier and John E. Hewett Optimum Double Sampling Tests of Given Strength I. The Normal Distribution . A. Hald A Two-Stage Procedure for the Behrens-Fisher Problem .B. K. Ghosh On the Distribution of the Difference of Two t-Variables .B. K. Ghosh On Bounding Moments from Grouped Data ....... ......... Joseph L. Gastwirth and Abba Krieger Most Stringent Bounds on Aggregated Probabilities of Partially Specified Dependent Probability Systems ....... .............. Seymour M. Kwerel On Independence of Sample Mean and Translation Invariant Statistics of Samples from Multivariate Normal Populations .. ............... J. P. Basu, P. L. Odell, T. 0. Lewis and A. Kinderman Book Reviews

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TECHNOMETRICS Volume 17, No. 2, May 1975

CONTENTS EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS FOR QUADRATIC MODELS IN CONSTRAINED MIXTURE

SPACES .....,...Ronald D. Snee A BAYESIAN ANALYSIS OF A MULTIPLICATIVE TREATMENT EFFECT IN

WEATHER MODIFICATION. Anthony R. Olsen, Joanne Simpson, and Jane C. Eden

THE ESTIMATION OF COHERENCE, FREQUENCY RESPONSE, AND ENVELOPE

DELAY .William S. Cleveland and Emanual Parzen

POISSON PARAMETER ESTIMATION WITH ARBITRARY FACTORS OF PROPORTIONALITY

AND ARBITRARY POINTS OF LEFT TRUNCATION .Nathan Mantel THE VALIDITY OF PORTABLE POWER ........................... R. E. Wheeler STUDENTIZED RANGE GRAPH PAPER-A GRAPHICAL TOOL FOR THE COMPARISON

OF TREATMENT MEANS .Paul I. Feder AN EMPIRICAL STUDY OF THE HALF-NORMAL PLOT .Douglas A. Zahn MODIFICATIONS OF AND REVISED CRITICAL VALUES FOR THE HALF-NORMAL

PLOT Douglas A. Zahn SUBSET AUTOREGRESSION James T. McClave ON THE DETECTION OF MANY OUTLIERS Bernard Rosner SAMPLE SIZE CALCULATIONS IN EXPONENTIAL LIFE TESTING . Subhash C. Narula and

Franz S. Li CONDITIONAL CONFIDENCE INTERVALS FOR THE DOUBLE EXPONENTIAL

DISTRIBUTION PARAMETERS Russell F. Kappenman A GOODNESS-OF-FIT TEST FOR THE Two PARAMETER VS. THREE PARAMETER

WEIBULL; CONFIDENCE BOUNDS FOR THRESHOLD Nancy R. Mann and Kenneth W. Fertig

MAXIMUM LIKELIHOOD ESTIMATION FOR THE THREE PARAMETER WEIBULL

DISTRIBUTION BASED ON CENSORED SAMPLES G. H. Lemon CONSTRUCTION OF TOLERANCE BOUNDS FOR THE EXTREME-VALUE AND WEIBULL

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APPLICATIONS ...Ronald V. Canfield and L. E. Borgman

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URBAN SYSTEMS MODELS by WALTER HELLY, Polytechnic Institute of New York

A Volume in the OPERATIONS RESEARCH AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING Series

By combining the traditional applied mathematics (such as calculus, prob- ability, linear models) with the rapidly growing specialized research literature on techniques for urban analysis, this book develops mathematical tools for analyzing population, land use, trans- portation networks, public facility siting, and resource allocation in congested

urban environments. And it provides many illustrations and problems which can be used as a partial substitute for actual field experience. CONTENTS: Introduction. Population. Economy. Land and Its Development. Transportation Network. Congestion at Bottlenecks. Location of Public Facilities. Allocation of Public Resources.

1975, 200 pp., $16.50/J27.90

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edited by W. T. ZIEMBA and R. G. VICKSON

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1975, 744 pp., $24.50/f2I 1.75

INTRODUCTION TO DISCRETE- LINEAR CONTROLS: Theory and Application

by A. B. BISHOP, The Ohio State University

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CONTENTS (Continued)

Turning Off a Server with Customers Present: Is This Any Way to Run an M/M/c Queue with Removable Servers?...........

Colin E. Bell 571

On the Stochastic Ordering of 1'Jarkov Chains.................. Cyrus Derman and Edward Ignall 574

Multidimensional Sequencing Rule .............. Thomas L. Morin 576

Solving Constrained i\Iulti-facility Location Problems Involving lp Distances Using Convex Programming!...................

Robert F. Love and James G. Morrns 581

Comment on "The Random Nature of Stock-Market Prices" Authored by Barrett and Wright ............. Donald Aucamp 587

Probabilistic Analysis of a Single-Server n-Unit System with (n-i) Warm Standbys ............................. M. N. Gopalan 591

LETTER TO THE EDITOR An Interesting Test Problem for Nonlinear Programming Algo-

rithms ......................... Frank J. Cesario 599

Announcement ......... 602

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Operations Research VOLUME 23, NUMBER 3, MAY-JUNE 1975

CONTENTS The BOXSTEP Method for Large-Scale Optimization...............

R. E. Marsten, W. W. Hogan, and J. W. Blankenship 389

The Accelerated Bound-and-Scan Algorithm for Integer Programming Bruce H. Faaland and Frederick S. Hillier 406

Estimates and Bounds on Computational Effort in the Accelerated Bound-and-Scan Algorithm ................. Bruce H. Faaland 426

Surrogate Constraint Duality in Mathematical Programming....... Fred Glover 434

Measures of Effectiveness for Crime Reduction Programs.......... Michael D. Maltz 452

On Scheduling with Ready Times and Due Dates to Minimize M\laxi- mum Lateness ...... Graham McMahon and Michael Florian 475

Controlling Cutting Pattern Changes in One-Dimensional Trim Problems ......... Robert W. Haessler 483

A Chance Constrained Multiple Choice Programming Algorithm.... Ronald D. Armstrong and Joseph L. Balintfy 494

A Linear Fractional iMax-Min Problem......................... W. D. Cook, M. J. L. Kirby, and S. L. Mehndiratta 511

Force-Ratio Considerations for Some Lanchester-Type Mlodels of Warfare ......... James Taylor and Samuel H. Parry 522

Probabilistic Analysis of a System with Two Dissimilar Units Subject to Preventive Maintenance and a Single Service Facility.......

M. N. Gopalan and C. A. D'Souza 534

TECHNICAL NOTES Optimality Conditions and Recession Cones......................

Robert A. Abrams and Adi Ben-Israel 549

A Stopping Criterion for the Golden-Ratio Search................ Byron S. Gottfried 553

Vertex Generation and Cardinality Constrained Linear Programs.... David S. Rubin 555

On the Generalized Lattice Point Problem and Nonlinear Pro- gramming ..... A. Victor Cabot 565

Continued on inside back cover

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