The paper considers a rectangular array asymptotic embedding for multistratum data sets, in which both the number of strata and the number of within-stratum replications increase, and at the same rate. It is shown that under this embedding the maximum likelihood estimator is consistent but not efficient owing to a non-zero mean in its asymptotic normal distribution. By using a projection operator on the score function, an adjusted maximum likelihood estimator can be obtained that is asymptotically unbiased and has a variance that attains the Cramér-Rao lower bound. The adjusted maximum likelihood estimator can be viewed as an approximation to the conditional maximum likelihood estimator. Copyright 2003 Royal Statistical Society.
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Kim and Pollard (1990) showed that a general class of M-estimators converge at rate nl/3 rather than...
Kim and Pollard (Annals of Statistics, 18 (1990) 191?219) showed that a general class of M-estimator...
Estimators with cube root asymptotics are typically the result of M-estimation with non-smooth objec...
This paper extends the projected score methods of Small & McLeish (1989). It is shown that the c...
International audienceIn estimation theory, the asymptotic (in the number of samples) efficiency of ...
grantor: University of TorontoRegularity conditions are presented and a rigorous proof is ...
AbstractParameters of Gaussian multivariate models are often estimated using the maximum likelihood ...
We review some first-and higher-order asymptotic techniques for M-estimators and we study their stab...
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