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Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods Volume 25, 1996 - Issue 5
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The neyman accuracy and the wolfowitz accuracy of the stein type confidence interval for the disturbance variance

Yasushi Nagata Faculty of Economics, Okayarna University, Tsushima, Okayarna, 700, JAPAN
Pages 985-1004 | Received 01 Jul 1995, Published online: 17 Feb 2010

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Yasushi Nagata. (1997) Stein type confidence interval of the disturbance variance in a linear regression model with multivariate student-t distributed errors. Communications in Statistics - Theory and Methods 26:2, pages 503-523.
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Kurt Hoffmann. (2000) Stein estimation—A review. Statistical Papers 41:2, pages 127-158.
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