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We model the durations between firms’ “Initial Public Offerings” (IPOs) and their subsequent “Seasoned Equity Offerings” (SEOs) in China during the period from 1 January 2001 to 1 July 2006. Duration analysis is applied by using the nonparametric Kaplan-Meier estimator of the hazard...
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also shown to be dramatically superior to the alternative of bootstrap-bias-correction. …
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-corrected estimators are also shown to be dramatically superior to the alternative of bias-correction via the bootstrap. …
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The Topp-Leone distribution is attractive for reliability studies as it has finite support and a bathtub-shaped hazard function. We compare some properties of the method of moments, maximum likelihood, and bias-adjusted maximum likelihood estimators of its shape parameter. The last of these...
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compare the linearization complex survey outcomes with those from an incorrect iid assumption and a bootstrap that accounts … computationally burdensome bootstrap are in close agreement. …
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The Gauss-Newton regression (GNR) is widely used to compute Lagrange multiplier statistics. A regression described by Milliken and Graybill yields an exact F test in a certain class of nonlinear models which are linear under the null. This paper shows that the Milliken- Graybill regression is a...
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In this paper, we consider a simple preliminary-test estimation problem where the analyst's loss structure is represented by a ‘reflected Normal' penalty function. In particular we consider the estimation of the location parameter in a Normal sampling problem, where a preliminary test is...
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In this paper we derive an empirical likelihood type Wald (ELW)test for the problem testing for structural change in a linear regression model when the variance of error term is not known to be equal across regimes. The sampling properties of the ELW test are analyzed using Monte Carlo...
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We show that the full asymptotic distribution for Watson’s statistic, modified for discrete data, can be computed by standard methods. Previous approximate percentiles for the uniform multinomial case are found to be accurate. More extensive percentiles are presented for this distribution, and...
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We show that the full asymptotic null distribution for Watson’s 2N U statistic, modified for discrete data, can be computed simply and exactly by standard methods. Previous approximate quantiles for the uniform multinomial case are found to be accurate. More extensive quantiles are presented...
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