Modified Liu-Type Estimator Based on ( r − k ) Class Estimator
Mustafa I. Alheety, B. M. Golam Kibria
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Mustafa I. Alheety, B. M. Golam Kibria
Abstract
In this article, we introduced a new Liu-type estimator which includes the ordinary least squares estimator (OLS), ordinary ridge regression estimator (ORR), Liu estimator (LE), (k − d) class estimator, principal components regression (PCR) estimator, (r − d) class estimator, and (r − k) class estimator. Under some conditions, the performance of the proposed estimator is superior to the other estimators by using the scalar mean squares error criterion. A simulation study has been conducted to compare the performance of the estimators. Finally, a numerical example has been analyzed to illustrate the theoretical results of the article.
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In this article, we introduced a new Liu-type estimator which includes the ordinary least squares estimator (OLS), ordinary ridge regression estimator (ORR), Liu estimator (LE), (k − d) class estimator, principal components regression (PCR) estimator, (r − d) class estimator, and (r − k) class estimator. Under some conditions, the performance of the proposed estimator is superior to the other estimators by using the scalar mean squares error criterion. A simulation study has been conducted to compare the performance of the estimators. Finally, a numerical example has been analyzed to illustrate the theoretical results of the article.
Key concepts: Estimator, James–Stein estimator, Minimum-variance unbiased estimator, Invariant estimator, Efficient estimator, Ordinary least squares, Bias of an estimator, Mean squared error