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Selected
Papers
(1) Hasegawa, S.,
Nagai, Y., Oonishi, T., Ino, S. (1993): Hysteresis in phase transitions at
clean and Au-covered Si (111) surfaces, Physical Review B, 47,
9903-9906.
(2) Hasegawa, S., Nagai, Y., Oonishi, T., Kobayashi, N., Miyake, T., Murakami,
S., Ishii, Y., Hanawa, D., Ino, S. (1995): Structural phase transitions at
clean and metal-covered Si (111) surfaces investigated by RHEED spot analysis, Phase
transitions, 53, 87-114.
(3) Suzuki, N., Oonishi, T., Hyodo, T., Chang, T. (2002): Study
of silica aerogel grain surfaces by using a positron
age-momentum correlation technique, Applied Physics A, 74, 791-795.
(4) Yanagimoto, T., Ohnishi, T. (2002): Simultaneous estimation of a mean
vector based on mean conjugate priors, In Measurement and Multivariate Analysis
(Eds. Nishisato, S, Baba, Y., Bozdogan, H., Kanefuji, K.), Springer-Verlag Tokyo, 191-196.
(5) Ohnishi, T., Yanagimoto, T. (2003): Electrostatic views
of Stein-type estimation of location vectors, J. Japan Statist. Soc., 33,
39-64.
(6) Yanagimoto, T., Ohnishi, T. (2005): Extensions of the
conjugate prior through the Kullback-Leibler separators, J. Multivariate
Anal., 92, 116-133.
(7) Yanagimoto, T., Ohnishi, T. (2005): Standardized
posterior mode for the flexible use of a conjugate prior, J. Statist. Plann.
& Inference, 131, 253-269.
(8) Ye, X., Ohnishi, T. (2006): Empirical Bayes estimation in the von Mises
distribution (in Japanese), Tokei-Suri, 54-1, 177-190.
(9) Ohnishi, T., Yanagimoto, T. (2007): Conjugate
location-dispersion families, J. Japan Statist. Soc.,
37, 307-325.
Technical
Report:
(1) Ohnishi. T., Tsubaki, H. (2001): Minimization of the
Fisher information matrix under a given covariance matrix function, ISM
Research Memo., 819.
(2) Ohnishi, T., Yanagimoto, T. (2004): A Pythagorean relationship in the
conjugate analysis (in Japanese), RIMS Kokyuroku,
(3) Ohnishi, T., Yanagimoto, T. (2005): Dual structure in
the conjugate analysis of curved exponential families, RIMS
Kokyuroku,
(4)
Ohnishi,
T. (2006): Estimating a common slope of multiple strata in
the Tweedie distribution using a conjugate prior, RIMS Kokyuroku,
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