Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squares and Stein-rule estimators for coefficients in a linear regression model when the disturbances are not necessarily normally distributed. It is shown that none of the two estimators dominates the other, except in the trivial case of merely one regression coefficient where least squares is found to be superior in comparisons to Stein-rule estimators
The present study investigates parameter estimation under the simple linear regression model for sit...
Two given generalized ridge estimators of the linear regression model are compared with respect to t...
AbstractThis paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the mea...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
This paper presents a general loss function under quadratic loss structure and discusses the compari...
This paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the measurement...
Gunst and Mason (1976) and Trenkler (1980) have compared several regression estimators with respect ...
AbstractThis paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the mea...
In this paper, we consider a linear regression model when relevant regressors are omitted. We derive...
Under a balanced loss function, we derive the explicit formulae of the risk of the Stein-rule (SR) e...
In this paper, we consider a linear regression model when relevant regressors are omitted in the spe...
The present study investigates parameter estimation under the simple linear regression model for sit...
Two given generalized ridge estimators of the linear regression model are compared with respect to t...
AbstractThis paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the mea...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
Choosing the performance criterion to be mean squared error matrix, we have compared the least squar...
This paper presents a general loss function under quadratic loss structure and discusses the compari...
This paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the measurement...
Gunst and Mason (1976) and Trenkler (1980) have compared several regression estimators with respect ...
AbstractThis paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the mea...
In this paper, we consider a linear regression model when relevant regressors are omitted. We derive...
Under a balanced loss function, we derive the explicit formulae of the risk of the Stein-rule (SR) e...
In this paper, we consider a linear regression model when relevant regressors are omitted in the spe...
The present study investigates parameter estimation under the simple linear regression model for sit...
Two given generalized ridge estimators of the linear regression model are compared with respect to t...
AbstractThis paper examines the role of Stein estimation in a linear ultrastructural form of the mea...