Estimation of location parameters from two linear models under normality

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On the superiority of the nested multi-dimensional block designs, relative to the classical incomplete block designs
On estimating a common multivariate normal mean vector
Inadmissibility of the uncombined two-stage estimator when additional samples are available
Estimating common parameters of growth curve models
On exact confidence intervals for the common mean of several normal populations
Estimation of the parameters in two linear models with only some of the parameter vectors identical
Yates type estimators of a common mean
Improving estimates in B.I.B. designs
Improving estimates in P.B.I.B. designs
Recovery of interblock information: An update
Robust estimation of common regression coefficients under spherical symmetry
Estimation of a common multivariate normal mean vector
Estimation of a common mean of several univariate inverse Gaussian populations
Analysis of designs with two-way elimination of heterogeneity
Estimation of common coefficients in two regression equations
Double shrinkage estimation of common coefficients in two regression equations with hetersocedasticity
Shrinkage domination of some usual estimators of the common mean of several multivariate normal populations
A note on second-order admissibility of the Graybill-Deal estimator of a common mean of several normal populations.
On some aspects of row-column designs
Minimax estimation of common coefficients of several regression models under quadratic loss
Finite-sample properties of the Graybill-Deal estimator
A generalized p-value approach to inference on common mean
On some aspects of estimation of a common mean of two independent normal populations
Noninformative priors for the common mean in the bivariate normal distribution
Estimating quantiles of normal populations with a common mean
On estimating the common mean of several normal populations under the pitman closeness criterion
An improved confidence region for the common mean vector of two multivariate homoscedastic normal distributions
Estimating common parameters of growth curve models under a quadratic loss
On uniformly better combined estimates in row-column designs with adjusted orthogonality
A more powerful test for incomplete block designs
Estimation of the common location paeameters for the two linear models
Unbiased estimation of the variance of the graybill-deal estimator of the common mean of several normal populations
Interval estimation of the common mean
Uniformly better estimators with application in two-way designs
A note on weights for combining intra- and inter-block estimates in balanced incomplete block designs
A note on estimating the common mean of k normal distributions and the stein problem
Combined estimate of a location parameter
A bayes method for estimating the common mean of two normal populations
Recovery of inter-block information: extensions in a two variance component model
Improved estimators for the common means of two normal distributions with ordered variances
Shrinkage estimation for the mean of the inverse Gaussian population
On the cohen-sackrowitz estimator of a common mean
Confidence regions for the common mean vector of several multivariate normal populations
Estimation of two ordered normal means under modified Pitman nearness criterion
Comparison of Local Powers of Some Exact Tests for a Common Normal Mean with Unequal Variances
Alternative classification rules for two normal populations with a common mean and ordered variances
Alternative estimation of the common mean of two normal populations with order restricted variances
Improved estimation of quantiles of two normal populations with common mean and ordered variances
Estimating positive powers of the scale parameters under order restriction for two normal populations with a common mean
Hypothesis testing and interval estimation for quantiles of two normal populations with a common mean
Parameter estimation from small biased samples: fuzzy sets vs statistics
Point and interval estimation of powers of scale parameters for two normal populations with a common mean
Testing hypotheses about the common mean of normal distributions
Closer estimators of a common mean in the sense of Pitman

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