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Some alternative approaches to multiparameter estimation
Department of Statistics, University of Warwick Coventry
Bayesian and classical alternatives are considered, interpreted, and compared with simultaneous estimation methods in the literature. The main topics explored are the estimation of several normal means, and of several binomial or Poisson parameters. An empirical comparison and three real examples are included.
Key Words: Binomial distribution Exchangeability James-Stein estimator Likelihood approximation Poisson distribution Posterior mean Quadratic loss Several normal means Shrinkage of estimates Simultaneous estimation Unequal replication
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