AbstractAnalysis of categorical variables by generalized linear models having singular covariance matrices is considered. A weighted least-squares estimator is proposed, and is shown to be “asymptotically best linear unbiased” under general sampling schemes. This estimator is also shown to be equivalent to estimators obtained from two other weighted least-squares approaches. Finally a “quasilikelihood” estimator is proposed for special covariance structures, which include product multinomial sampling and Dirichlet-multinomial models for two-stage cluster sampling. This is obtained directly without having to take explicit account of the sampling restrictions on the parameters. As a corollary, the “asymptotically best linear unbiased estimato...
This paper presents an integrated framework for estimation and inference from generalized linear mod...
AbstractSome necessary and sufficient conditions are given for two equalities of ordinary least-squa...
In a recent paper, Scobey (1975) observed that the usual least squares theory can be applied even wh...
AbstractAnalysis of categorical variables by generalized linear models having singular covariance ma...
AbstractIn the analysis of the classical multivariate linear regression model, it is assumed that th...
AbstractThis note gives some new forms and shortened proofs for results on the linear model with sin...
A general model is presented for analyzing samples of vectors of proportions whose expectations are ...
When in a linear GMM model nuisance parameters are eliminated by multiplying the moment conditions b...
The general linear model with correlated error variables can be transformed by means of the generali...
2014 Spring.In this dissertation, we deal with two different topics in statistics. The first topic i...
AbstractIn this paper we consider categorical data that are distributed according to a multinomial, ...
AbstractThe distribution theory is developed for a generalized least squares estimator of the growth...
The admissibility results of Rao (1976), proved in the context of a nonsingular covariance matrix, a...
AbstractNew results in matrix algebra applied to the fundamental bordered matrix of linear estimatio...
Some recent work of the author on 'Unified Theory of Linear Estimation' is described. The general Ga...
This paper presents an integrated framework for estimation and inference from generalized linear mod...
AbstractSome necessary and sufficient conditions are given for two equalities of ordinary least-squa...
In a recent paper, Scobey (1975) observed that the usual least squares theory can be applied even wh...
AbstractAnalysis of categorical variables by generalized linear models having singular covariance ma...
AbstractIn the analysis of the classical multivariate linear regression model, it is assumed that th...
AbstractThis note gives some new forms and shortened proofs for results on the linear model with sin...
A general model is presented for analyzing samples of vectors of proportions whose expectations are ...
When in a linear GMM model nuisance parameters are eliminated by multiplying the moment conditions b...
The general linear model with correlated error variables can be transformed by means of the generali...
2014 Spring.In this dissertation, we deal with two different topics in statistics. The first topic i...
AbstractIn this paper we consider categorical data that are distributed according to a multinomial, ...
AbstractThe distribution theory is developed for a generalized least squares estimator of the growth...
The admissibility results of Rao (1976), proved in the context of a nonsingular covariance matrix, a...
AbstractNew results in matrix algebra applied to the fundamental bordered matrix of linear estimatio...
Some recent work of the author on 'Unified Theory of Linear Estimation' is described. The general Ga...
This paper presents an integrated framework for estimation and inference from generalized linear mod...
AbstractSome necessary and sufficient conditions are given for two equalities of ordinary least-squa...
In a recent paper, Scobey (1975) observed that the usual least squares theory can be applied even wh...