Levy分布参数估计的损失函数和风险函数的Bayes推断

给出了在共轭先验分布下,L evy分布参数估计的损失函数和风险函数的Bayes估计及其为保守估计的一般条件,说明了该条件的合理性,并用S&P 500$close数据进行了实证分析支持我们的结论.     

Rayleigh分布中参数估计的损失函数和风险函数的Bayes推断

给出共轭先验分布下,Rayleigh分布中参数估计的损失函数和风险函数的Bayes估计及其为保守估计的一般条件,说明了条件的合理性,并利用中国按行业分城镇单位就业人员平均工资(2009)做实证分析来阐明结论.     

不同先验分布下艾拉姆咖分布参数的Bayes估计

首先在定数截尾场合下,分别取共轭先验、Jeffreys先验和无信息先验,给出了艾拉姆咖分布参数的Bayes点估计和区间估计;其次用极大似然法得到超参数的估计值;然后通过随机模拟得到参数估计的均值和均方误差;最后由一个实例给出了不同截尾样本下参数的三种点估计和区间估计,并把它们进行了比较.     

对数伽玛分布尺度参数的Bayes估计在LINEX与复合LINEX损失函数下的比较

在LINEX损失函数与复合LINEX损失函数下,研究对数伽玛分布尺度参数θ的Bayes估计、E-Bayes估计和多层Bayes估计.给出先验分布为伽玛分布和Jeffreys先验分布时的Bayes估计,进而给出先验分布为伽玛分布时的E-Bayes估计和多层贝叶斯估计.通过数据模拟检验参数的Bayes估计和E-Bayes估计的合理性及优良性,并且发现一些数据表中存在一定的规律.     

熵损失函数下几何分布可靠度的Bayes估计

本文在几何分布的先验分布为幂分布时研究了其在熵损失函数下,可靠度的多层Bayes估计及其容许性,给出了可靠度的多层Bayes估计的计算公式.通过实例验证,在熵损失函数下计算出的几何分布可靠度的多层Bayes估计是稳健的,并进一步表明在熵损失函数下计算出的几何分布可靠度的多层Bayes估计值比其在平方损失函数下算出的结果精度更高.     

产品失效率的验前分布稳健性分析

研究Bayes统计分析中利用验前信息的稳健性.首先,用一般方法研究了指数寿命型分布中失效率的验前分布的稳健性.然后利用Gamma分布函数的典型性质,并以平方损失下的后验期望损失为判别准则,讨论了失效率的最优Bayes稳健区间.给出了失效率的最优Bayes稳健点估计.     

Weibull分布步进应力加速寿命试验的Bayes估计

本文研究了定时和定数截尾情形CE模型下Weibull分布场合步进应力加速寿命试验的Bayes估计.利用加速系数和加速方程将各种加速应力水平下的尺度参数换算为正常应力水平下的尺度参数,从而获得含正常应力下尺度参数的似然函数.在参数先验的选取时,尺度参数和加速系数分别取共轭先验和无信息先验,当形状参数m<1和m>1时分别取Beta分布和Gamma分布作为其先验.在平方损失下,利用Gibbs抽样和切片抽样给出了该模型参数的Bayes估计.最后,通过Monte Carlo模拟表明该Bayes估计是有效的.     

基于Jeffreys验前的Bayes方差估计修正

分析了基于Jeffreys验前的经典Bayes方差估计以及考虑验前信息可信度情况下Bayes方差估计存在的问题,在一般情况下,其方差估计要大于验前子样和验后子样的方差,这显然是不合理的.这是采用Jeffreys验前和正态共轭分布假设时存在的固有问题.为了解决这一问题,提出了方差估计的修正公式,经过计算验证,其值在验前子样和验后子样方差之间,说明修正公式是合理的.     

线性回归模型的Bayes统计推断

Bayes方法虽融合了样本信息和先验信息，但利用的先验信息都是有历史经验和专家估计所得，因此可靠度不高。该文研究了正态线性回归模型：Y=Xβ＋e，e—N（0，σ^2。L），其中σ^2已知，β为未知参数向量，对传统的Bayes方法进行了改进，即把Bayes方法中的后验信息作为改进Bayes的无验信息并融合样本信息进行统计推断，在二次损失函数下得到了β的改进的Bayes估计。由于改进的Bayes方法的先验信息中有样本信息，因此其准确度比传统的Bayes方法准确度更高。     

商业银行操作风险计量模型的Bayes估计

对于商业银行来讲,一个很重要的问题是损失数据缺乏,而损失数据缺乏会影响模型参数的估计,用Bayes估计解决了这一问题.Bayes估计的方法利用商业银行专家提供的意见确定先验分布,能够有效地解决损失数据缺乏的问题.实证分析的结果表明,Bayes估计与极大似然估计的结果.不考虑存在着一定的差距.不考虑各部分风险之间的相关性,基于Bayes估计与极大似然估计时VaR与ES的大部分结果相差不大.     

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or the variance parameter of the normal distribution with a normal-inverse-gamma prior, we analytically calculate the Bayes posterior estimator with respect to a conjugate normal-inverse-gamma prior distribution under Stein's loss function. This estimator minimizes the Posterior Expected Stein's Loss (PESL). We also analytically calculate the Bayes posterior estimator and the PESL under the squared error loss function. The numerical simulations exemplify our theoretical studies that the PESLs do not depend on the sample, and that the Bayes posterior estimator and the PESL under the squared error loss function are unanimously larger than those under Stein's loss function. Finally, we calculate the Bayes posterior estimators and the PESLs of the monthly simple returns of the SSE Composite Index.     

Influence of the prior distribution on the risk of the Bayes rule

The risk influence function is defined as the directional derivative of the risk of the Bayes rule. The properties of this function are studied and the relationship between unimodal prior distribution and the shape of the frequentist risk of the corresponding Bayes procedure is examined.     

E-Bayesian estimation for the Lomax distribution based on type-II censored data

This paper is concerned with using the E-Bayesian method for computing estimates of the unknown parameter and some survival time parameters e.g. reliability and hazard functions of Lomax distribution based on type-II censored data. These estimates are derived based on a conjugate prior for the parameter under the balanced squared error loss function. A comparison between the new method and the corresponding Bayes and maximum likelihood techniques is conducted using the Monte Carlo simulation.     

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??The Bayes estimators of variance components are derived under weighted square loss function for the balanced one-way classification random effects model with the assumption that variance component has the conjugate prior distribution. The superiorities of the Bayes estimators for variance components to traditional ANOVA estimators are studied in terms of the mean square error (MSE) criterion. Finally, a remark for main results is given.     

Bayesian single and double variable sampling plans for the Weibull distribution with censoring

The sampling inspection problem is one of the main research topics in quality control. In this paper, we employ Bayesian decision theory to study single and double variable sampling plans, for the Weibull distribution, with Type II censoring. A general loss function which includes the sampling cost, the time-consuming cost, the salvage value, and the after-sales cost is proposed to determine the Bayes risk and the corresponding optimal sampling plan. Explicit expressions for the Bayes risks for both single and double sampling plans are derived, respectively. Numerical examples are given to illustrate the effectiveness of the proposed method. Comparisons between single and double sampling plans are made, and sensitivity analysis is performed.     

Bayesian variable sampling plan for the weibull distribution with type I censoring

In this article, we study a model of a single variable sampling plan with Type I censoring. Assume that the quality of an item in a batch is measured by a random variable which follows a Weibull distributionW (λ,m), with scale parameter λ and shape parameterm having a gamma-discrete prior distribution or σ=1/λ andm having an inverse gamma-uniform prior distribution. The decision function is based on the Kaplan-Meier estimator. Then, the explicit expressions of the Bayes risk are derived. In addition, an algorithm is suggested so that an optimal sampling plan can be determined approximately after a finite number of searching steps.     

Parameter estimation for a two-parameter bathtub-shaped lifetime distribution

A two-parameter distribution was revisited by Chen (2000) [7]. This distribution can have a bathtub-shaped or increasing failure rate function which enables it to fit real lifetime data sets. Maximum likelihood and Bayes estimates of the two unknown parameters are discussed in this paper. It is assumed in the Bayes case that the unknown parameters have gamma priors. Explicit forms of Bayes estimators cannot be obtained. Different approximations are used to establish point estimates and two sided Bayesian probability intervals for the parameters. Monte Carlo simulations are applied to the comparison between the maximum likelihood estimates and the approximate Bayes estimates obtained under non-informative prior assumptions. Analysis of a real data set is also been presented for illustrative purposes.