AbstractThis paper provides an exposition of alternative approaches for obtaining maximum- likelihood estimators (MLE) for the parameters of a multivariate normal distribution under different assumptions about the parameters. A central focus is on two general techniques, namely, matrix differentiation and matrix transformations. These are systematically applied to derive the MLE of the means under a rank constraint and of the covariances when there are missing observations. Derivations using induction and inequalities are also included to illustrate alternative methods. Other examples, such as a connection with an econometric model, are included. Although the paper is primarily expository, some of the proofs are new
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Reduced-rank restrictions can add useful parsimony to coefficient matrices of multivariate models, b...
AbstractAn extended growth curve model is considered which, among other things, is useful when linea...
This paper is concerned with the problem of estimating a matrix of means in multivariate normal dist...
In some consulting work the problem came up to find the maximum likelihood estimate of the covarianc...
AbstractA unified approach of treating multivariate linear normal models is presented. The results o...
The Hessian of the multivariate normal mixture model is derived, and estimators of the information m...
The Hessian of the multivariate normal mixture model is derived, and estimators of the information m...
The Hessian of the multivariate normal mixture model is derived, and estimators of the information m...
AbstractA unified approach of treating multivariate linear normal models is presented. The results o...
Reduced-rank restrictions can add useful parsimony to coefficient matrices of multivariate models, b...
Estimation in the multivariate context when the number of observations available is less than the nu...
AbstractReduced-rank restrictions can add useful parsimony to coefficient matrices of multivariate m...
Suppose that y is an n x 1 observable random vector, whose distribution is multivariate normal with ...
AbstractThis paper is concerned with the problem of estimating a matrix of means in multivariate nor...
A maximum likelihood (ML) estimation procedure is developed to find the mean of the exponential fami...
Reduced-rank restrictions can add useful parsimony to coefficient matrices of multivariate models, b...
AbstractAn extended growth curve model is considered which, among other things, is useful when linea...
This paper is concerned with the problem of estimating a matrix of means in multivariate normal dist...
In some consulting work the problem came up to find the maximum likelihood estimate of the covarianc...