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Xanthi Pedeli

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Stochastic analysis and modellingGraph, social and multimedia data

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|Jun 16, 2020

Pairwise likelihood estimation of latent autoregressive count models.

Xanthi Pedeli, Cristiano Varin

|Dec 27, 2019

An integer-valued time series model for multivariate surveillance.

Xanthi Pedeli, Dimitris Karlis

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