Improving upon standard estimators in discrete exponential families with applications to Poisson and negative binomial cases
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- Admissibility of MLE for simultaneous estimation in negative binomial problems
- Least squares estimation without priors or supervision
- Simultaneous estimation of parameters under entropy loss
- Bayesian shrinkage approaches to unbalanced problems of estimation and prediction on the basis of negative multinomial samples
- Bayesian shrinkage estimation of negative multinomial parameter vectors
- Improving on the maximum likelihood estimators of the means in Poisson decomposable graphical models
- New types of shrinkage estimators of Poisson means under the normalized squared error loss
- Compromise between generalized bayes and bayes estimators of poisson means under entropy loss
- Admissible estimation, Dirichlet principles and recurrence of birth-death chains on \({\mathbb{Z}}^ p_+\)
- Inference from Multinomial Data Based on a MLE-Dominance Criterion
- Examples of estimation problems
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- Expectation identities from integration by parts for univariate continuous random variables with applications to high-order moments
- An empirical bayes estimate of multinomial probabilities
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- Multiparameter estimation for some multivariate discrete distributions with possibly dependent components
- Simultaneous estimation of parameters in exponential families
- Single observation unbiased priors
- Trimmed estimates in simultaneous estimation of parameters in exponential families
- Multiparameter estimation in truncated power series distributions under the stein's loss
- Estimating the parameter of the population selected from discrete exponential family
- Bayes admissible estimation of the means in Poisson decomposable graphical models
- Expectation identity for the binomial distribution and its application in the calculations of high-order binomial moments
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