Linear algebra and statistics: Second special issue

Special Relativity and Linear Algebra

Before Einstein’s publication in 1905 of his theory of special relativity, the mathematical manipulations that were a product of his theory were in fact already known. The so called Lorentz transformations were tricks that had been found that allowed the speed of light to propagate in all directions at the same speed, which accounted for its strange behavior when traveling through the now infam...

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Second Special issue on Computational Econometrics

The journal Computational Statistics and Data Analysis aims to have regular issues in Computational Econometrics. Of particular interest are papers in important areas of econo-metric applications where both computational techniques and numerical methods have a major impact. The goal is to provide sources of information about the most recent developments in computational econometrics that are cu...

Special Issue on Advances in Data Mining and Robust Statistics

The main aim of data mining is to extract knowledge from, usually very large, datasets. Data mining techniques are often applied to gain initial insights about the data and complement statistical models. This special issue focuses on the interface between data mining and statistical modelling, with special emphasis on robust statistics. Very large datasets, especially those that are machine gen...

2nd Special issue on matrix computations and statistics

A number of interesting and important ideas have resulted from the relationship between matrix computations and statistics. Well-known examples include the solution of least-squares problems, computation of the singular value decomposition and its generalizations, estimation of principal components, computation of canonical correlations, several cluster analysis algorithms, and the solution of ...