Asymptotic second-order consistency for two-stage estimation methodologies and its applications

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Abstract

We consider fixed-size estimation for a linear function of means from independent and normally distributed populations having unknown and respective variances.We construct a fixed-width confidence interval with required accuracy about the magnitude of the length and the confidence coefficient. We propose a two-stage estimation methodology having the asymptotic second-order consistency with the required accuracy. The key is the asymptotic second-order analysis about the risk function.We give a variety of asymptotic characteristics about the estimation methodology, such as asymptotic sample size and asymptotic Fisher-information. With the help of the asymptotic second-order analysis, we also explore a number of generalizations and extensions of the two-stage methodology to such as bounded risk point estimation, multiple comparisons among components between the populations, and power analysis in equivalence tests to plan the appropriate sample size for a study.© The Institute of Statistical Mathematics, Tokyo 2008.

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Aoshima, M., & Yata, K. (2010). Asymptotic second-order consistency for two-stage estimation methodologies and its applications. Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics, 62(3), 571–600. https://doi.org/10.1007/s10463-008-0188-y

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