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Paper Citation Record · LEDGER
Inference for Change Points in High Dimensional Data via Self-Normalization
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Observation 6420a2d6-f76a-4d89-9b3d-266bea2402a2 · inbound
High Dimensional Change Point Models for Two-Directional Data cites this paper.
High Dimensional Change Point Models for Two-Directional Data Inference for Change Points in High Dimensional Data via Self-Normalization
Reference 74
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Observation 779afb9a-064c-4636-a859-00d7176abaf8 · inbound
A General U-Statistic Framework for High-Dimensional Multiple Change-Point Analysis cites this paper.
A General U-Statistic Framework for High-Dimensional Multiple Change-Point Analysis Inference for Change Points in High Dimensional Data via Self-Normalization
Reference 95
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