the problems of sequential change-point have several important applications in quality control, signal processing, and failure detection in industry and finance. we discuss a bayesian approach in the context of statistical process control: at an unknown time $tau$, the process behavior changes and the distribution of the data changes from p0 to p1. two cases are considered: (i) p0 and p1 are fu...

in this paper we introduce a sequential block iterative method and its simultaneous version with op-timal combination of weights (instead of convex combination) for solving convex feasibility problems.when the intersection of the given family of convex sets is nonempty, it is shown that any sequencegenerated by the given algorithms converges to a feasible point. additionally for linear feasibil...

This paper is a survey where we try to organise the known answers to the question whether a given finite automaton with multiplicity in a semiring K is equivalent to a sequential, or input deterministic, one. We shall see that depending on K, the question goes from obvious to open, that the answer goes from yes to undecidable. We review results on sequentiality in the cases of series of finite ...

‎We extend the method of adaptive two-stage sequential sampling to‎‎include designs where there is more than one criteria is used in‎‎deciding on the allocation of additional sampling effort‎. ‎These‎‎criteria‎, ‎or conditions‎, ‎can be a measure of the target‎‎population‎, ‎or a measure of some related population‎. ‎We develop‎‎Murthy estimator for the design that is unbiased estimators for‎‎t...

‎we extend the method of adaptive two-stage sequential sampling to‎‎include designs where there is more than one criteria is used in‎‎deciding on the allocation of additional sampling effort‎. ‎these‎‎criteria‎, ‎or conditions‎, ‎can be a measure of the target‎‎population‎, ‎or a measure of some related population‎. ‎we develop‎‎murthy estimator for the design that is unbiased estimators for‎‎t...

We present herein a new and efficient four-component synthesis of isoxazol-5(2H)-ones involving ring closing/Knoevenagel condensation/Michael addition sequential reactions.

this paper studies the sequential sampling scheme, as a solution to the problem of aliasing, where the sampling interval is restricted to a minimum allowable value d t. in the sequential sampling, the signal is sampled at intervals of d t, d t+ dt , d t+2 dt , d t+3 dt , ...; where dt < d t and may be selected as desirable. the sequential sampling is, however, analyzed and it is proven that, wh...