Introduces bridge score as balancing score for mediator ignorability, derives sharp pointwise bounds on mediator-outcome confounding via two latent parameters, and provides benchmark and residual-budget calibration for sensitivity analysis.
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Sticky factorial HDP-HMMs applied to multimodal valence-arousal trajectories identify interpretable persistent emotional regimes in conversations, outperforming Gaussian HMM baselines in consistency metrics and enabling context-augmented LLM responses.
ProfileGLMM is an R package extending Bayesian profile regression with GLMMs to support hierarchical data, random effects, and cluster-covariate interactions for continuous or binary outcomes.
Football fever in spectators follows a V-shaped time course captured as a latent process from heart rate and stress data via time-dependent structural equation modeling.
Bayesian nonparametric mixtures of Poisson and normal regressions using DP and PY priors are fitted via MCMC to predict claims frequency and severity, with an illustration on French motor insurance data.
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Sensitivity analysis for causal mediation: bridge score, sharp sensitivity bounds, and calibration
Introduces bridge score as balancing score for mediator ignorability, derives sharp pointwise bounds on mediator-outcome confounding via two latent parameters, and provides benchmark and residual-budget calibration for sensitivity analysis.
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Multimodal Hidden Markov Models for Persistent Emotional State Tracking
Sticky factorial HDP-HMMs applied to multimodal valence-arousal trajectories identify interpretable persistent emotional regimes in conversations, outperforming Gaussian HMM baselines in consistency metrics and enabling context-augmented LLM responses.
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ProfileGLMM: a R Package Extending Bayesian Profile Regression using Generalised Linear Mixed Models
ProfileGLMM is an R package extending Bayesian profile regression with GLMMs to support hierarchical data, random effects, and cluster-covariate interactions for continuous or binary outcomes.
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Time-dependent structural equation modeling of fans' football fever using activity tracking data during the 2025 DFB Cup final
Football fever in spectators follows a V-shaped time course captured as a latent process from heart rate and stress data via time-dependent structural equation modeling.
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Modeling Insurance Claims using Bayesian Nonparametric Regression
Bayesian nonparametric mixtures of Poisson and normal regressions using DP and PY priors are fitted via MCMC to predict claims frequency and severity, with an illustration on French motor insurance data.