AbstractConsider a Galton–Watson process with immigration. The limiting distributions of the nonsequential estimators of the offspring mean have been proved to be drastically different for the critical case and subcritical and supercritical cases. A sequential estimator, proposed by Sriram et al. (Ann. Statist. 19 (1991) 2232), was shown to be asymptotically normal for both the subcritical and critical cases. Based on a certain stopping rule, we construct a class of two-stage estimators for the offspring mean. These estimators are shown to be asymptotically normal for all the three cases. This gives, without assuming any prior knowledge, a unified estimation and inference procedure for the offspring mean
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AbstractIn this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimat...
Consider a Galton-Watson process with immigration. The limiting distributions of the nonsequential e...
AbstractConsider a Galton–Watson process with immigration. The limiting distributions of the nonsequ...
AbstractFor the problem of estimating the offspring mean m of a branching process with immigration, ...
AbstractControlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to ...
In this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimator of th...
AbstractIn this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimat...
Controlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to model ge...
AbstractFor the problem of estimating the offspring mean m of a branching process with immigration, ...
It is known that in subcritical branching process with stationary immigration the average population...
It is known that in subcritical branching process with stationary immigration the average population...
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 60J80.In the present paper we consider the discrete time br...
It is known that in subcritical branching process with stationary immigration the average population...
AbstractControlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to ...
AbstractIn applications of branching processes, usually it is hard to obtain samples of a large size...
AbstractIn this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimat...
Consider a Galton-Watson process with immigration. The limiting distributions of the nonsequential e...
AbstractConsider a Galton–Watson process with immigration. The limiting distributions of the nonsequ...
AbstractFor the problem of estimating the offspring mean m of a branching process with immigration, ...
AbstractControlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to ...
In this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimator of th...
AbstractIn this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimat...
Controlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to model ge...
AbstractFor the problem of estimating the offspring mean m of a branching process with immigration, ...
It is known that in subcritical branching process with stationary immigration the average population...
It is known that in subcritical branching process with stationary immigration the average population...
2000 Mathematics Subject Classification: 60J80.In the present paper we consider the discrete time br...
It is known that in subcritical branching process with stationary immigration the average population...
AbstractControlled branching processes (CBP) with a random control function provide a useful way to ...
AbstractIn applications of branching processes, usually it is hard to obtain samples of a large size...
AbstractIn this paper we consider bootstrap approximation to the sampling distribution of an estimat...