Estimation in the linear regression model Y = beta'Z + epsilon is considered for the left truncated data, in which observations of the dependent variable Y are interfered by another random variable T in such a way that both Y and T are observable only if Y greater than or equal to T. We construct certain weighted least-square estimates (β) over cap for the regression parameter beta where the weights are random quantities determined by the product-limit estimates of the distribution function of T. Estimators for the error variance and the error distribution F-epsilon of epsilon are also provided. In the construction and the proofs of strong consistency and asymptotic normality of the estimators, a special estimator of the trunc...
Inequality-constrained regression models have received increased attention in longitudinal analysis ...
In left truncation and right censoring models one observes i.i.d. samples from the triplet (T, Z, de...
AbstractIn this paper we consider nonparametric regression with left-truncated and right-censored da...
Let T, C and V denote the lifetime, censoring and truncation variables, respectively. Assume that (C...
Abstract: In many applications involving follow-up studies, individuals ' lifetimes may be subj...
In this paper, the estimation of joint distribution F(y, z) of (Y, Z) and the estimation in the line...
This paper provides a root-n consistent, asymptotically normal weighted least squares estimator of t...
This thesis contributes in several ways to the existing knowledge on estimation of truncated, censor...
This paper considers estimation of truncated.and censored regression models with fixed effects. Up u...
Some almost sure representations are obtained for the TJW product-limit estimator of a distribution ...
This paper provides a root-n consistent, asymptotically normal weighted least squares estimator of t...
Problems with truncated data occur in many areas, complicating estimation and inference. Regarding l...
This article provides a semi parametric method for the estimation of truncated regression models wh...
Problems with truncated data occur in many areas, complicating estimation and inference. Regarding l...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the TJW product-limit estimatorFn(x) of an unknown distribution fu...
Inequality-constrained regression models have received increased attention in longitudinal analysis ...
In left truncation and right censoring models one observes i.i.d. samples from the triplet (T, Z, de...
AbstractIn this paper we consider nonparametric regression with left-truncated and right-censored da...
Let T, C and V denote the lifetime, censoring and truncation variables, respectively. Assume that (C...
Abstract: In many applications involving follow-up studies, individuals ' lifetimes may be subj...
In this paper, the estimation of joint distribution F(y, z) of (Y, Z) and the estimation in the line...
This paper provides a root-n consistent, asymptotically normal weighted least squares estimator of t...
This thesis contributes in several ways to the existing knowledge on estimation of truncated, censor...
This paper considers estimation of truncated.and censored regression models with fixed effects. Up u...
Some almost sure representations are obtained for the TJW product-limit estimator of a distribution ...
This paper provides a root-n consistent, asymptotically normal weighted least squares estimator of t...
Problems with truncated data occur in many areas, complicating estimation and inference. Regarding l...
This article provides a semi parametric method for the estimation of truncated regression models wh...
Problems with truncated data occur in many areas, complicating estimation and inference. Regarding l...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the TJW product-limit estimatorFn(x) of an unknown distribution fu...
Inequality-constrained regression models have received increased attention in longitudinal analysis ...
In left truncation and right censoring models one observes i.i.d. samples from the triplet (T, Z, de...
AbstractIn this paper we consider nonparametric regression with left-truncated and right-censored da...