Top ten on HAL
I was updating my entries on HAL from my arXives and found this top ten ranking of my papers:
- Sélection bayésienne de variables en régression linéaire, with A. Guillin and J.-M. Marin inria-00077857
- Adaptive Importance Sampling in General Mixture Classes, with O. Cappé, R. Douc, A. Guillin and J.-M. Marin inria-00181474/hal-00180669
- A Bayesian reassessment of nearest-neighbour classification, with L. Cucala, J.-M. Marin and D.M. Titterington inria-00143783
- Deviance Information Criteria for Missing Data Model, with G. Celeux, F. Forbes and D.M. Titterington inria-00071724
- Minimum variance importance sampling via Population Monte Carlo, with R. Douc, A. Guillin and J.-M. Marin inria-00070316
- Computational and Inferential Difficulties with Mixture Posterior Distributions, with J.-M. Marin inria-00073049
- Are risk averse agents more optimistic? A Bayesian estimation approach, with S. Benmansour, E. Jouini, C. Napp and J.-M. Marin halshs-00163678
- Convergence of adaptive sampling schemes, with R. Douc, A. Guillin and J.-M. Marin inria-00070522
- Brownian Confidence Bands on Monte Carlo Output, with W. Kendall and J.-M. Marin inria-00070571
- Iterated importance sampling in missing data problems, with G. Celeux and J.-M. Marin inria-00070473
Nothing much to comment except that those are only recent papers (obviously, since HAL also is a recent creation), a large majority of which revolve around population Monte Carlo (and almost all co-authored with Jean-Michel Marin!). The #9 with WIlfrid Kendall and Jean-Michel Marin is clearly very popular as someone attempted to plagiarise it! The #1 comes as a real surprise, given that it is in French and more of a survey.
June 24, 2010 at 6:08 pm
Mike Titterington’s name is misspelled “Titteringtion” in the pdf version of the Bayesian reassessment of NN classification paper that I downloaded from HAL.
June 24, 2010 at 12:12 am
Wouldn’t French partially explain #1, eventually ? HAL is French, after all, so it may possibly be indexing more favourably articles written in French, which in turn are more likely to cite your paper written in French. Would be worth asking to HAL admins.