Admissible Estimation of Parameters in Linear Model

This paper considers the estimation of f′θ, β′cβ and their linear combination by quadratic estimates in variance components model. The solution to the LaMotte's Problem (see[1]) and some interesting results on the admissible or inadmissible estimation of quantities involving θ and β are presented.     

关于Lehmer DH数的分布性质

This paper is to study the distribution property of Lehmer DH number by use the estimation of general Kloostermann sum and the estimation of trigonometric sum.     

Rademacher complexity in Neyman-Pearson classification

Neyman-Pearson（NP） criterion is one of the most important ways in hypothesis testing. It is also a criterion for classification. This paper addresses the problem of bounding the estimation error of NP classification, in terms of Rademacher averages. We investigate the behavior of the global and local Rademacher averages, and present new NP classification error bounds which are based on the localized averages, and indicate how the estimation error can be estimated without a priori knowledge of the class at hand.     

UPDATING AND DOWNDATING FOR PARAMETER ESTIMATION WITH BOUNDED UNCERTAIN DATA

The bounded parameter estimation problem and its solution lead to more meaningful results. Its superior performance is due to the fact that the new method guarantees that the effect of the uncertainties will never be unnecessarily overestimated. We then consider how to update and downdate the bounded parameter estimation problem. When updating and downdating of SVD are used to the new problem, special technologies are taken to avoid forming U and V explicitly, then increase the algorithm performance. Because of the link between the bounded parameter estimation and Tikhonov regularization procedure, we point out that our algorithms can also be used to modify regularization problem.     

Statistical Inference for the Parameter of Pareto Distribution Based on Progressively Typ e-I Interval Censored Sample

In this paper, the estimation of parameters based on a progressively typeI interval censored sample from a Pareto distribution is studied. Different methods of estimation are discussed, which include mid-point approximation estimator, the maximum likelihood estimator and moment estimator. The estimation procedures are discussed in details and compared via Monte Carlo simulations in terms of their biases.     

Statistical Analysis for the Birnbaum-Saunders Fatigue Life Distribution under Multiply Type-Ⅱ Censoring

In present paper, we derive the quasi-least squares estimation(QLSE) and approximate maximum likelihood estimation(AMLE) for the Birnbaum-Saunders fatigue life distribution under multiply Type-Ⅱcensoring. Furthermore, we get the variance and covariance of the approximate maximum likelihood estimation.     

正态分布参数函数的最小最大估计

The estimation of the functionθ=exp{αμ bσ2} of parameters (μ,σ2) in normal distribution N(μ,σ2) is discussed. And when the prior distributions ofμandσ2 are independent, under the loss function L(θ,δ)=(θ-1×δ-1)2, the Bayesian estimation and the existence and computing method on minimax estimation are deeply discussed.     

Central limit theorem of linear regression model under right censorship

In this paper,the estimation of joint dlstribution F(y,z)of(Y,Z)and the estimation in thelinear regression model Y=b'Z+εfor complete data are extended to that of the right censored data.Theregression parameter estimates of b and the variance of ε are weighted least square estimates with randomweights. The central limit theorems of the estimators are obtained under very weak conditions and the derivedasymptotic variance has a very simple form.     

Estimation of semi-varying coefficient model with surrogate data and validation sampling

In this paper, we investigate the estimation of semi-varying coefficient models when the nonlinear covariates are prone to measurement error. With the help of validation sampling, we propose two estimators of the parameter and the coefficient functions by combining dimension reduction and the profile likelihood methods without any error structure equation specification or error distribution assumption. We establish the asymptotic normality of proposed estimators for both the parametric and nonparametric parts and show that the proposed estimators achieves the best convergence rate. Data-driven bandwidth selection methods are also discussed. Simulations are conducted to evaluate the finite sample property of the estimation methods proposed.     

Parametric estimation of discretely sampled Gamma-OU processes

The stationary Gamma-OU processes are recommended to be the volatility of the financial assets. A parametric estimation for the Gamma-OU processes based on the discrete observations is considered in this paper. The estimator of an intensity parameter A and its convergence result are given, and the simulations show that the estimation is quite accurate. Assuming that the parameter A is estimated, the maximum likelihood estimation of shape parameter c and scale parameter a, whose likelihood function is not explicitly computable, is considered. By means of the Gaver-Stehfest algorithm, we construct an explicit sequence of approximations to the likelihood function and show that it converges the true (but unkown) one. Maximizing the sequence results in an estimator that converges to the true maximum likelihood estimator and the approximation shares the asymptotic properties of the true maximum likelihood estimator. Some simulation experiments reveal that this method is still quite accurate in most of rational situations for the background of volatility.