Constrained simultaneous confidence intervals for multiple comparisons with the best (Q761725)

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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3888703
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    Constrained simultaneous confidence intervals for multiple comparisons with the best
    scientific article; zbMATH DE number 3888703

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      Constrained simultaneous confidence intervals for multiple comparisons with the best (English)
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      Let \(\pi_ 1,\pi_ 2,...,\pi_ k\) be k treatments and \(\theta_ 1,\theta_ 2,...,\theta_ k\) be their treatment effects. It is assumed that \(\theta_ i\) \((i=1,2,...,k)\) are location parameters in the distributions of the random variables \(Y_{i\alpha}\), \(\alpha =1,2,...,n\). Let \(Y_ i\) denote the statistic for the treatment \(\theta_ i\). The paper obtains the constrained two sided simultaneous confidence intervals for \(\theta_ i-\max_{j\neq i}\theta_ j\). Both the parametric and non-parametric intervals are obtained. In the parametric case, the intervals are of the type \[ [-(Y_ i-\max_{j\neq i}Y_ j-d)^-,\quad (Y_ i-\max_{j\neq i}Y_ j+d)^+] \] where \(x^+=\max (x,0)\) and \(x^-=\max (-x,0)\). The upper confidence bounds of the intervals imply subset selection inference and the lower confidence bounds, indifference zone selection inference. The extension of the method for the differences between \(\theta_ i\) and the jth largest of the remaining parameters is also discussed.
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      best treatment
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      treatment effects
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      location parameters
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      constrained two sided simultaneous confidence intervals
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      upper confidence bounds
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      subset selection inference
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      lower confidence bounds
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      indifference zone selection inference
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