Estimation after selection from exponential populations with unequal scale parameters
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- A note on the estimation of the selected scale parameters
- A note on unbiased estimation following selection
- Estimating Average Worth of the Selected Subset from Two-Parameter Exponential Populations
- Estimation After Subset Selection from Exponential Populations: Location Parameter Case
- Estimation after selection from gamma populations with unequal known shape parameters
- Estimation following selection of the largest of two normal means
- Estimation of the Mean of the Selected Population
- Estimation of the parameter of the selected uniform population under the entropy loss function
- Estimation of the scale parameter of the selected gamma population under the entropy loss function
- Impartial Decision Rules and Sufficient Statistics
- Improved estimators for the selected location parameters
- Improving on equivariant estimators
- Inadmissibility results for the selected scale parameters
- Multiple Decision Procedures
- On estimating the scale parameter of the selected gamma population under the scale invariant squared error loss function
- On selecting the largest success probability under unequal sample sizes
- On some inadmissibility results for the scale parameters of selected gamma populations
- On the problem of selecting the best population in life testing models
- Reliability estimation of the selected exponential populations
- Selecting the best of two gamma populations having unequal shape parameters
- Selecting the better binomial population with unequal sample sizes
- Selecting the exponential population having the larger guarantee time with unequal sample sizes
- Simultaneous estimation of Poisson means of the selected subset
- Some Optimum Properties of Ranking Procedures
- Statistical decision theory. Estimation, testing, and selection.
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- Estimating the parameter of selected uniform population under the squared log error loss function
- Equivariant estimation of the selected location parameter
- Estimating a function of scale parameter of an exponential population with unknown location under general loss function
- Estimating quantiles of a selected exponential population.
- Estimation after selection from bivariate normal population with application to poultry feeds data
- Moments of the Selection Differential from Exponential and Uniform Parents
- Admissible and minimax estimation of the parameters of the selected normal population in two-stage adaptive under reflected normal loss function
- Inadmissibility results for the selected hazard rates
- Estimation of hazard rate of a selected exponential population
- On estimating the location parameter of the selected exponential population under the LINEX loss function
- Estimation of the scale parameter of a selected gamma population with unequal shape parameters under stein loss function
- Minimax estimation of the common variance and precision of two normal populations with ordered restricted means
- Estimating parameter of the selected uniform population under the generalized Stein loss function
- Estimating a parametric function involving several exponential populations
- Estimating moments of a selected Pareto population under asymmetric scale invariant loss function
- Selecting the exponential population having the larger guarantee time with unequal sample sizes
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