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MINQUE and ANOVA Estimator for One‐way Classification ‐ a Risk Comparison

MINQUE and ANOVA estimator for one-way classification - a risk comparison
Authors: Ahrens, Heinz;

MINQUE and ANOVA Estimator for One‐way Classification ‐ a Risk Comparison

Abstract

AbstractFor the one‐way classification in unbalanced case MINQUEstimator for components of variance are given in a more explicit form than it is done in the paper from C. R. RAO (1971). By means of the risk functions we compare MINQUE and ANOVA estimator. For given nj‐patterns angular ranges in the positive quadrant are given where MINQUE is better than ANOVA estimator. A special nj‐pattern and one parameter δ0 is found for which MINQUE is uniformly better than ANOVA. Limit values are given for MINQUE for δ0 = ∞ and δ0 = 0 and their relations to the ANOVA estimator are considered. The coincidence between MINQUE and ANOVA for balanced case is verified. Extensive numerical studies for real data are carried out which stimulated the search for a fixpoint δ as a point for which the distance to the initial parameter δ0 is as small as possible.

Keywords

Anova, Numerical Examples, Risk Function Comparison, One-Way Classification, Analysis of variance and covariance (ANOVA), Estimator, Limit Values, Minque

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