Journal Articles:
Journal Articles:
Biswas, S.: Some ordering properties of the highest and lowest order statistics with exponentiated Gumbel type-II distributed components. (To appear in Mathematica Slovaca)
Banerjee, B., Biswas, S. Intrinsic geometry-inspired dependent toroidal distribution: application to regression model for astigmatism data. Computational Statistics 41, 37 (2026). Link
Biswas, S., Banerjee, B, (2025) Semi-parametric least-area linear-circular regression through M\"{o}bius transformation, Statistical Analysis and Data Mining: The American Statistical Association (ASA) Data Science Journal. Link
Biswas, S., & Gupta, N. (2022). Stochastic Ordering Inequalities in Parallel and Series Systems with Gumbel Distributed Components. Link
Preprints:
Banerjee, B., Biswas, S. and Prusti, D. : Hyperbolic statistical inference for Treatment Effects with Circular biomarker of astigmatism. (In revision with the Statistics in Medicine)
Biswas, S., Banerjee, B, and Laha, A.K.: A geometric approach in non-parametric Changepoint detection in circular data. (Communicated)
Biswas, S., Banerjee, B,: A Semi-Parametric Torus-to-Torus Regression Model with Geometric Loss: Application to Cyclone Data. (In revision with the Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series C )
Biswas, S., and Banerjee, B,: An Efficient Sampling from Circular Distributions and its Extension to Toroidal Distributions. (In third revision with the Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation)
Biswas, S., Banerjee, B, and Laha, A.K.: Intrinsic Geometry-Based Angular Covariance: A Novel Framework for Nonparametric Changepoint Detection in Meteorological Data. (In revision with the Annals of Applied Statistics (AOAS))
Biswas, S., and Banerjee, B,: Geometry-Driven Non-Parametric Test for Changepoint Detection in Angular Representation of Cryptocurrency Timestamps at Extreme-Values. (Communicated)
Banerjee, B, and Biswas, S.: Sampling from the surface of a curved torus: A new genesis.
Ongoing:
Deep Circular Clustering Models for Genomic and Proteomic Analysis.
Testing the Structural Differences in Genomic Data via Persistent Homology.
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