In estimating the size of a finite population under a sequential sampling scheme where the stopping rule is to stop sampling when a fixed number of marked items are observed, it has been shown that the maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) does not have an explicit expression and is inadmissible under weighted-squared-error loss. This note shows that the MLE is inadmissible under a very general class of loss functions. Also, a class of estimators which dominate the MLE is constructed and given in the article. Finally, an optimal class of estimators for some commonly used loss functions will be derived.Admissibility Capture-recapture Maximum likelihood estimator Sequential sampling Loss function Risk function
AbstractThe size of a closed population is to be estimated using data from a multiple recapture stud...
This thesis will consider two problems in sequential analysis. A new two-stage sampling methodology ...
In this article, we consider the Bayes and empirical Bayes problem of the current population mean of...
AbstractThe size of a closed population is to be estimated using data from a multiple recapture stud...
[[abstract]]A drawback of non parametric estimators of the size of a closed population in the presen...
We consider a class of statistical models generalizing the very useful, classical capture-recapture ...
We consider a class of statistical models generalizing the very useful, classical capture-recapture ...
The problem of estimating the size of a finite population using sequential sampling is placed in a B...
In this article we reconsider an estimator of population size previously advocated for use when samp...
A sequential procedure is constructed to provide a fixed-accuracy estimator for the number of faults...
Four related problems are considered in this thesis. The first problem consists of determining an op...
Four related problems are considered in this thesis. The first problem consists of determining an op...
We use martingale theory and a method of moments technique to derive a class of estimators for the s...
For estimation problems, an interesting question is whether the maximum likelihood estimator(MLE) is...
This thesis will consider two problems in sequential analysis. A new two-stage sampling methodology ...
AbstractThe size of a closed population is to be estimated using data from a multiple recapture stud...
This thesis will consider two problems in sequential analysis. A new two-stage sampling methodology ...
In this article, we consider the Bayes and empirical Bayes problem of the current population mean of...
AbstractThe size of a closed population is to be estimated using data from a multiple recapture stud...
[[abstract]]A drawback of non parametric estimators of the size of a closed population in the presen...
We consider a class of statistical models generalizing the very useful, classical capture-recapture ...
We consider a class of statistical models generalizing the very useful, classical capture-recapture ...
The problem of estimating the size of a finite population using sequential sampling is placed in a B...
In this article we reconsider an estimator of population size previously advocated for use when samp...
A sequential procedure is constructed to provide a fixed-accuracy estimator for the number of faults...
Four related problems are considered in this thesis. The first problem consists of determining an op...
Four related problems are considered in this thesis. The first problem consists of determining an op...
We use martingale theory and a method of moments technique to derive a class of estimators for the s...
For estimation problems, an interesting question is whether the maximum likelihood estimator(MLE) is...
This thesis will consider two problems in sequential analysis. A new two-stage sampling methodology ...
AbstractThe size of a closed population is to be estimated using data from a multiple recapture stud...
This thesis will consider two problems in sequential analysis. A new two-stage sampling methodology ...
In this article, we consider the Bayes and empirical Bayes problem of the current population mean of...