Abstract. We analyze the asymptotic properties of estimators based on optimizing an extended least squares objective function. This corresponds to maximum likelihood estimation when the measurements are normally distributed. These estimators are used in models where there are unknown parameters in both the mean and variance of measurements. Our approach is based on the analysis of optimization estimators. We prove consistency and asymptotic normality under the general conditions of independent, but not necessarily identically distributed, measurement data. Asymptotic covariance formulas are derived for the cases where the data are both normally and arbitrarily distributed
Abstract: In this paper we investigate the theoretical properties of the least squares esti-mators o...
AbstractAsymptotically maximum likelihood estimators and estimators asymptotically minimizing criter...
We consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem arises from...
In completely specified models, where explicit formulae are derivable for the probabilities of obser...
In completely specified models, where explicit formulae are derivable for the probabilities of obser...
We study the least squares estimator in the residual variance estimation context. We show that the m...
We study the least squares estimator in the residual variance estimation context. We show that the m...
This diploma thesis dissertate about consistency and asymptotic representation of the least weighted...
This diploma thesis dissertate about consistency and asymptotic representation of the least weighted...
This diploma thesis dissertate about consistency and asymptotic representation of the least weighted...
AbstractIn a variety of statistical problems one needs to solve an equation in order to get an estim...
We give a straightforward condition sufficient for determining the minimum asymptotic variance estim...
Inference on linear functionals of the latent distribution in measurement error models is considered...
AbstractIn a standard linear model, we explore the optimality of the least squares estimator under a...
In a standard linear model, we explore the optimality of the least squares estimator under assuption...
Abstract: In this paper we investigate the theoretical properties of the least squares esti-mators o...
AbstractAsymptotically maximum likelihood estimators and estimators asymptotically minimizing criter...
We consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem arises from...
In completely specified models, where explicit formulae are derivable for the probabilities of obser...
In completely specified models, where explicit formulae are derivable for the probabilities of obser...
We study the least squares estimator in the residual variance estimation context. We show that the m...
We study the least squares estimator in the residual variance estimation context. We show that the m...
This diploma thesis dissertate about consistency and asymptotic representation of the least weighted...
This diploma thesis dissertate about consistency and asymptotic representation of the least weighted...
This diploma thesis dissertate about consistency and asymptotic representation of the least weighted...
AbstractIn a variety of statistical problems one needs to solve an equation in order to get an estim...
We give a straightforward condition sufficient for determining the minimum asymptotic variance estim...
Inference on linear functionals of the latent distribution in measurement error models is considered...
AbstractIn a standard linear model, we explore the optimality of the least squares estimator under a...
In a standard linear model, we explore the optimality of the least squares estimator under assuption...
Abstract: In this paper we investigate the theoretical properties of the least squares esti-mators o...
AbstractAsymptotically maximum likelihood estimators and estimators asymptotically minimizing criter...
We consider an estimation problem with observations from a Gaussian process. The problem arises from...