David A. Goldberg
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Journal of Proteome Research | 2009
Marshall W. Bern; Brett S. Phinney; David A. Goldberg
Asara et al. reported the detection of collagen peptides in a 68-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex bone by shotgun proteomics. This finding has been called into question as a possible statistical artifact. We reanalyze Asara et al.s tandem mass spectra using a different search engine and different statistical tools. Our reanalysis shows a sample containing common laboratory contaminants, soil bacteria, and bird-like hemoglobin and collagen.
Annals of Applied Probability | 2013
David Gamarnik; David A. Goldberg
We consider the FCFS
Combinatorics, Probability & Computing | 2010
David Gamarnik; David A. Goldberg
\mathit{GI}/\mathit{GI}/n
Analytical Chemistry | 2011
Yong J. Kil; Christopher H. Becker; Wendy Sandoval; David A. Goldberg; Marshall W. Bern
queue in the so-called Halfin-Whitt heavy traffic regime. We prove that under minor technical conditions the associated sequence of steady-state queue length distributions, normalized by
Journal of Computational Biology | 2008
Marshall W. Bern; David A. Goldberg
n^{1/2}
Mathematics of Operations Research | 2016
David A. Goldberg; Dmitriy A. Katz-Rogozhnikov; Yingdong Lu; Mayank Sharma; Mark S. Squillante
, is tight. We derive an upper bound on the large deviation exponent of the limiting steady-state queue length matching that conjectured by Gamarnik and Momcilovic [Adv. in Appl. Probab. 40 (2008) 548-577]. We also prove a matching lower bound when the arrival process is Poisson. Our main proof technique is the derivation of new and simple bounds for the FCFS
international conference on document analysis and recognition | 2001
Ming Ye; Marshall W. Bern; David A. Goldberg
\mathit{GI}/\mathit{GI}/n
Annals of Applied Probability | 2013
David Gamarnik; David A. Goldberg
queue. Our bounds are of a structural nature, hold for all
Mathematics of Operations Research | 2014
David Gamarnik; David A. Goldberg; Theophane Weber
n
Games and Economic Behavior | 2018
Itay P. Fainmesser; David A. Goldberg
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