Estimation in singular partitioned, reduced or transformed linear models
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- Categorical information and the singular linear model
- Estimation under a general partitioned linear model
- Linear sufficiency with respect to a given vector of parametric functions
- Linear transformations preserving best linear unbiased estimators in a general Gauss-Markoff model
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Cited in
(12)- On relations between BLUPs under two transformed linear random-effects models
- Some further remarks on the linear sufficiency in the linear model
- Estimation in Singular Linear Models with Stochastic Linear Restrictions
- Orthogonality and linear sufficiency in partitioned and reduced linear models
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- A study of the equivalence of the BLUEs between a partitioned singular linear model and its reduced singular linear models
- Some properties of linear sufficiency and the BLUPs in the linear mixed model
- Transformation approaches of linear random-effects models
- Correlation is first order independent of transformation
- Characterizing relationships between BLUPs under linear mixed model and some associated reduced models
- Inertia and rank approach in transformed linear mixed models for comparison of BLUPs
- Some notes on linear sufficiency
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