Jeffrey D. Scargle

Studies in Astronomical Time Series Analysis (Astrophysical Journal)

Studies in Astronomical Time Series Analysis: I. Modeling Random Processes in the Time Domain
The Astrophysical Journal Supplement Series, 45, 1-71, 1981 January
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Studies in Astronomical Time Series Analysis: III. Fourier Transforms, Autocorrelation Functions, and Cross-Correlation Functions of Unevenly Spaced Data
Astrophysical Journal, 343, 874-887, 1989 August 15.
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Studies in Astronomical Time Series Analysis: IV. Modeling Chaotic and Random Processes with Linear Filters
The Astrophysical Journal, 359, 469-482, 1990 August 20
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Studies in Astronomical Time Series Analysis:
V. Bayesian Blocks, A New Method to Analyze Structure in Photon Counting Data (Postscript)

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Statistical Challenges in Modern Astronomy (Penn State Conferences)

I. (1992) Chaotic Processes in Astronomical Data
II. (1997) Wavelet and Other Multi-resolution Methods for Time Series Analysis
III. (2001) Advanced Tools for Astronomical Time Series and Image Analysis


Presentations

High Energy Astrophysics Division of the American Astronomical Society, 2004:
Data Analysis Through Segmentation: Bayesian Blocks and Beyond

Mathematical Challenges in Astronomical Imaging, Institute for Pure and Applied Mathematics, UCLA
January 26 - 30, 2004
A Procedure and Efficient Algorithm for Segmented Signal Estimation in Time Series, Image, and Higher Dimensional Data
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Machine Learning Seminar, NASA Ames Research Center
A Novel Approach to Novelty Detection: Voronoi Tesselation



Miscellaneous:

Bayesian Estimation of Time Series Lags and Structure, talk at the Workshop on Bayesian Inference and Maximum Entropy Methods in Science and Engineering (MaxEnt 2001)

Bayesian Blocks in Two or More Dimensions: Image Segmentation and Cluster Analysis, talk at the Workshop on Bayesian Inference and Maximum Entropy Methods in Science and Engineering (MaxEnt 2001)

Publication Bias (The "File-Drawer Problem") in Scientific Inference, talk presented ath the Sturrock Symposium in honor of Professor Peter A. Sturrock and published in the Journal of Scientific Exploration.

IN PREPARATION:

DRAFT: Studies in Astronomical Time Series Analysis:
VI. Optimum Partition of the Interval: Bayesian Blocks, Histograms and Triggers
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DRAFT: An Algorithm for Optimal Partitioning of Data on an Interval
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DRAFT: Analysis of Measurements Distributed over a Data Space,
talk at the PHYSTAT2003 meeting at the Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC)
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For more information contact Jeff Scargle at: jeffrey@cosmic.arc.nasa.gov

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