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PERT-type subjective estimations are used in many stochastic decision models to estimate the random variables' mean and standard deviation (s.d.). The approach is based on the beta-distribution assumption; also, most PERT-type formulas use only three estimated fractiles. We point out that: (i)...
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We first show that the Generalized Least Squares estimator is the best median unbiased estimator of the regression parameters for quite general loss functions, when the parameter space is unrestricted. Of note is the fact that this result holds without moment restrictions. Thus, the errors may...
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Given a multinomial decomposable graphical model, we identify several alternative parametrizations; in particular we consider conditional probabilities of clique-residuals given separators, as well as generalized log-odds-ratios. For each such parametrization, we construct the corresponding...
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In the present paper, we show that the reciprocity of two distributions and of two exponential dispersion models introduced by Letac (1986) is related to the famous notion of mixture of distributions when the mixing parameter is the power of the convolution parameter.
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