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Sequential estimation of survival functions with a neutral to the right process prior

Domingo Morales, Leandro Pardo, Vicente Quesada (1994)

Applications of Mathematics

In this work, a parametric sequential estimation method of survival functions is proposed in the Bayesian nonparametric context when neutral to the right processes are used. It is proved that the mentioned method is an 1-SLA rule when Dirichlet processes are used; furthermore, asymptotically pointwise optimal procedures are obtained. Finally, an example is given.

Several applications of divergence criteria in continuous families

Michel Broniatowski, Igor Vajda (2012)

Kybernetika

This paper deals with four types of point estimators based on minimization of information-theoretic divergences between hypothetical and empirical distributions. These were introduced (i) by Liese and Vajda [9] and independently Broniatowski and Keziou [3], called here power superdivergence estimators, (ii) by Broniatowski and Keziou [4], called here power subdivergence estimators, (iii) by Basu et al. [2], called here power pseudodistance estimators, and (iv) by Vajda [18] called here Rényi pseudodistance...

Significance tests to identify regulated proteins based on a large number of small samples

Frank Klawonn (2012)

Kybernetika

Modern biology is interested in better understanding mechanisms within cells. For this purpose, products of cells like metabolites, peptides, proteins or mRNA are measured and compared under different conditions, for instance healthy cells vs. infected cells. Such experiments usually yield regulation or expression values – the abundance or absence of a cell product in one condition compared to another one – for a large number of cell products, but with only a few replicates. In order to distinguish...

Simple large sample estimators of scale and location parameters based on blocks of order statistics.

Peter Kubat (1982)

Trabajos de Estadística e Investigación Operativa

In this paper quite efficient large sample estimation procedures are derived for jointly estimating the parameters of the location-scale family of distributions. These estimators are linear combinations of the means of suitably chosen blocks of order statistics. For specific distributions, such as the extreme-value, normal, and logistic, little is to be gained by using more than three blocks. For these distributions we can obtain joint relative asymptotic efficiencies of 97-98% using the means of...

Skupinové testování – oddělující systémy

A. Jančařík, Tomáš Kepka (2021)

Pokroky matematiky, fyziky a astronomie

Otázkami spojenými s testováním vzorků se v souvislosti s pandemií covid-19 začala zabývat i širší veřejnost. Jednou z otázek, která byla v souvislosti s testováním diskutována, byla i otázka tzv. poolování. Cílem předkládaného článku je představit jeden z matematických nástrojů -- oddělující systémy, který lze při spojování vzorků a jejich následném testování efektivně využít. Všechna odvození jsou realizována jen s využitím elementární matematiky tak, aby bylo možné dosažené výsledky nejen použít...

Some applications of probability generating function based methods to statistical estimation

Manuel L. Esquível (2009)

Discussiones Mathematicae Probability and Statistics

After recalling previous work on probability generating functions for real valued random variables we extend to these random variables uniform laws of large numbers and functional limit theorem for the empirical probability generating function. We present an application to the study of continuous laws, namely, estimation of parameters of Gaussian, gamma and uniform laws by means of a minimum contrast estimator that uses the empirical probability generating function of the sample. We test the procedure...

Some aspects of the conditional inference when the sample size is random.

A.K.P.C. Swain (1983)

Trabajos de Estadística e Investigación Operativa

The conditional test is compared with other relevant test procedures for testing parameters of Normal and Exponential populations. It is seen that under certain conditions the conditional test is more powerful than the relevant unconditional tests. An example is provided where the conditional test given the ancillary is uniformaly more powerful than the obvious unconditional test.

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