Graphical models for hierarchical computations in the analysis and design of replications.
M. J. BAYARRI and A. M. MAYORAL (1999)
Revista de la Real Academia de Ciencias Exactas Físicas y Naturales
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Graphical models for hierarchical computations in the analysis and design of replications.
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Where a decision-maker has to rely on expert opinions a need for a normative model to combine these forecasts appears. This can be done using Bayes' formula and by making some assumptions on the prior distribution and the distribution of the expert assessments. We extend the case to skewed distributions of these assessments. By using an Edgeworth expansion of the density function including the skewness parameter, we are able to obtain the formula to combine the forecasts in a Bayesian...
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A note on interval estimation for the mean of inverse Gaussian distribution.
M. Arefi, G. R. Mohtashami Borzadaran, Y. Vaghei (2008)
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In this paper, we study the interval estimation for the mean from inverse Gaussian distribution. This distribution is a member of the natural exponential families with cubic variance function. Also, we simulate the coverage probabilities for the confidence intervals considered. The results show that the likelihood ratio interval is the best interval and Wald interval has the poorest performance.