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	<title>On multivariable cumulant polynomial sequences with applications</title>
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	<title>AS2015 Special Issue articles: This issue includes a series of papers from talks, posters and collaborations resulting from and inspired
by the Algebraic Statistics Conference held in Genoa, Italy, in June 2015. Special issue guest editors: Piotr
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	<namePart>Di Nardo, Elvira</namePart>
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	<affiliation>elvira.dinardo@unito.it</affiliation>

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		<namePart>MATH / Applied Mathematics</namePart>
		<affiliation>Illinois Institute of Technology</affiliation>
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	<topic>multi-index partition</topic>
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<subject>
	<topic>cumulant</topic>
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<subject>
	<topic>generating function</topic>
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<subject>
	<topic>formal power series</topic>
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<subject>
	<topic>Lévy process</topic>
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<subject>
	<topic>exponential model</topic>
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<abstract>A new family of polynomials, called cumulant polynomial sequence, and its extension to the multivariate case is introduced relying on a purely symbolic combinatorial method. The coefficients are cumulants, but depending on what is plugged in the indeterminates, moment sequences can be recovered as well. The main tool is a formal generalization of random sums, when a not necessarily integer-valued multivariate random index is considered. Applications are given within parameter estimations, L ?evy processes and random matrices and, more generally, problems involving multivariate functions. The connection between exponential models and multivariable Sheffer polynomial sequences offers a different viewpoint in employing the method. Some open problems end the paper.</abstract>
 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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