Terry E. Dielman

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zbMath Open dielman.terry-eMaRDI QIDQ672000

List of research outcomes

Publication	Date of Publication	Type
Variance estimates and hypothesis tests in least absolute value regression	2006-05-03	Paper
Least absolute value regression: recent contributions	2005-04-11	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q4808220	2003-05-27	Paper
Estimation and testing in least absolute value regression with serially correlated disturbances	1997-12-02	Paper
A further comparison of tests of hypotheses in LAV regression	1997-08-25	Paper
A note on hypothesis testing in LAV multiple regression: a small sample comparison	1997-02-28	Paper
A bootstrap approach to hypothesis testing in least absolute value regression	1997-02-27	Paper
A note on hypothesis testing in LAV multiple regression: A small sample comparison	1997-02-27	Paper
A comparison of quantile estimators	1995-08-20	Paper
Testing normality of regression disturbances. A Monte Carlo study of the Filliben test	1995-08-17	Paper
Tests of Linear Hypotheses and Lav Estimation: A Monte Carlo Comparison	1993-01-16	Paper
Misspecification in random coefficient regression models: A Monte Carlo simulation	1993-01-16	Paper
Small sample properties of random coefficient regression estimators: a monte carlo simulation	1993-01-16	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3994752	1992-09-17	Paper
Small sample properties of estimators in the autocorrelated error model: a review and some additional simulations	1989-01-01	Paper
Bootstrapping in least absolute value regression: an application to hypothesis testing	1988-01-01	Paper
Least absolute value estimation in regression models: an annotated bibliography	1984-01-01	Paper
Computational Algorithms for Calculating Least Absolute Value and Chebyshev Estimates for Multiple Regression	1984-01-01	Paper
Pooled Cross-Sectional and Time Series Data: A Survey of Current Statistical Methodology	1983-01-01	Paper
https://portal.mardi4nfdi.de/entity/Q3672910	1982-01-01	Paper

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