Inadmissibility of the stein-rule estimators under the loss functions
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In applied fields of Statistics, such as econometrics or medical sciences, especially ingeneral linear model, it?s commonly seen that the number of parameters to be estimatedis greater than 2. In such situations, estimating the parameters by ordinary least squaresestimation method does not give the correct results. To cope with this problem, Stein (1956)proposed Stein-rule estimators giving better results than ordinary least squares estimationmethod, under the criteria of squared error loss function, if the number of parameters isgreater than 2.In this study, ï¬rst of all, the properties of Stein-rule estimators will be given, then somefundamental information will be given about these estimators by analayzing the previousworks in this ï¬eld. In the ï¬nal chapter, using these information, the recently found resultsabout Stein-rule estimators will be presented.Key Words: Admissibility, Estimators, Loss Functions, Stein-Rule Estimators
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Deniz Ünal
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Deniz Ünal (Doctorate thesis). Inadmissibility of the stein-rule estimators under the loss functions, 2006, Çukurova University.
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