Double Bootstrap-t One-Sided Confidence Interval for Population Variance of Skewed Distributions
Wararit Panichkitkosolkul
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Wararit Panichkitkosolkul
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This paper proposes a double bootstrap-t one-sided confidence interval for population variance of skewed distributions. The upper endpoint and lower endpoint confidence intervals are studied. The one-sided confidence intervals based on the chi-square statistic, bootstrap-t method and double bootstrap-t method are compared via Monte Carlo simulations. The simulation results indicated that the coverage probabilities of bootstrap-t confidence interval can be increased by using double bootstrap resampling. The upper endpoint confidence interval using double bootstrap-t method predominates the other methods with respect to the coverage probability criteria. The performance of the proposed one-sided confidence interval is illustrated with an empirical example. Key Words : Double bootstrap-t, Confidence interval, Variance, Skewed distribution
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This paper proposes a double bootstrap-t one-sided confidence interval for population variance of skewed distributions. The upper endpoint and lower endpoint confidence intervals are studied. The one-sided confidence intervals based on the chi-square statistic, bootstrap-t method and double bootstrap-t method are compared via Monte Carlo simulations. The simulation results indicated that the coverage probabilities of bootstrap-t confidence interval can be increased by using double bootstrap resampling. The upper endpoint confidence interval using double bootstrap-t method predominates the other methods with respect to the coverage probability criteria. The performance of the proposed one-sided confidence interval is illustrated with an empirical example. Key Words : Double bootstrap-t, Confidence interval, Variance, Skewed distribution
Key concepts: Confidence interval, CDF-based nonparametric confidence interval, Statistics, Robust confidence intervals, Resampling, Coverage probability, Mathematics, Confidence distribution