Improving weighted least-squares estimates in heteroscedastic linear regression when the variance is a function of the mean response
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(7)- A note on parameter estimation for misspecified regression models with heteroskedastic errors
- Estimating functionals of the error distribution in parametric and nonparametric regression
- Weighted least squares methods for prediction in the functional data linear model
- A regression model of the heteroscedastic error variance
- Profiling heteroscedasticity in linear regression models
- Iterative weighted least-squares estimates in a heteroscedastic linear regression model
- A note on millers's empirical weights for heteroscedastic linear regression
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