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Original Articles

Best Quadratic Unbiased Prediction in a General Linear Model with Stochastic Regression Coefficients

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Pages 1418-1433 | Received 12 May 2008, Accepted 05 Jan 2010, Published online: 19 Feb 2011
 

Abstract

In this article, we discuss on how to predict a combined quadratic parametric function of the form β H β + hσ2 in a general linear model with stochastic regression coefficients denoted by y  =  X β +  e . Firstly, the quadratic predictability of β H β + hσ2 is investigated to obtain a quadratic unbiased predictor (QUP) via a general method of structuring an unbiased estimator. This QUP is also optimal in some situations and therefore we hope it will be a fine predictor. To show this idea, we apply the Lagrange multipliers method to this problem and finally reach the expected conclusion through permutation matrix techniques.

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Acknowledgments

The authors are grateful to the anonymous referee for the his/her careful reading and constructive criticisms which have improved the article substantially in the final version. Great thanks are also given to Prof. Jing-Guang Li (Huaiyin Institute of Technology) for his beneficial suggestions in the whole process of revising this article.

This research was supported by Grants HAS08036 and HGC0923 and the “Green & Blue Project” Program for 2008 for Cultivating Young Core Instructors from Huaiyin Institute of Technology.

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