Knowledge Wharton
Paul Shaman
Research Publications Biography
Research Areas
Time series analysis
Current Projects
Current research deals with bias in time series estimation problems and higher-order spectral properties of time series models.
Time series analysis
Current research deals with bias in time series estimation problems and higher-order spectral properties of time series models.
(with R.A. Stine)
"The Bias of Autoregressive Coefficient Estimators." Journal of the American Statistical Association 83.3 (September 1988).
(with R.A. Stine)
"A Fixed Point Characterization of Bias for Autoregressive Estimators." The Annals of Statistics 17.3 (September 1989).
“Generalized Levinson–Durbin sequences and binomial coefficients.” Integers 9 (2009).
PhD, Columbia University, 1966; MA, Columbia University, 1964; AB, Dartmouth College, 1961
Expert witness, probability analysis, U.S. Postal Service and State of New Jersey, 1993-94; Expert witness, statistical analysis, Sprague and Sprague, Philadelphia, 1994; Expert witness, statistical analysis, Duane, Morris & Heckscher, Philadelphia, 1995-97
Wharton: 1977-present (Chairperson, Statistics Department, 1990-2002). Previous appointments: Carnegie Mellon University, Stanford University, New York University
Program Director for Statistics and Probability, National Science Foundation, 1984-85
