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DELIANG DAI

Senior lecturer

Linnéuniversitet - Vaxjo

Sweden

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Deliang Dai is a Senior Lecturer at Linnéuniversitet in Vaxjo, Sweden. His research areas include the modeling of metal uptake in vegetables from urban soils, nonlinear forecasting techniques, and advanced statistical methods for covariance matrix estimation. He has published several recent articles focusing on quality and contamination assessments in environmental contexts.

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Zhi Zou

KTH Royal Institute of Technology

SWEDEN

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Farrukh Javed

Assistant Professor

Örebro University School of Business: Handelshogskolan vid Orebro universitet

SWEDEN

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Peter Karlsson

Lecturer/Lektor (PhD)

SWEDEN

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Mads Troldborg

Research scientist

The James Hutton Institute Aberdeen

UNITED KINGDOM

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Shaobo Jin

Associate Professor in Mathematical Statistics

Uppsala University

SWEDEN

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Adaptive regularization of high-dimensional Toeplitz covariance matrix

On convergence of regularized covariance estimator based on modified Cholesky decomposition

Modeling metal uptake by selected vegetables from urban soils in Europe: uncovering key soil factors using partial least squares regression (PLS-R)

Nonlinear forecasting with many predictors using mixed data sampling kernel ridge regression models

Regularized estimation of Kronecker structured covariance matrix using modified Cholesky decomposition

Regularized estimation of the Mahalanobis distance based on modified Cholesky decomposition

High-Dimensional Mahalanobis Distances of Complex Random Vectors

Mahalanobis Distances on Factor Model Based Estimation

Contamination of heavy metals and metalloids in biomass and waste fuels: Comparative characterisation and trend estimation

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Zhi Zou

Farrukh Javed

Peter Karlsson

Mads Troldborg

Shaobo Jin

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