Browsing by Subject "Analysis of variance"

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    • Estimation and diagnostics in nested variance component models 
      Von Tress, Mark Scott (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1987)
      Estimation and diagnostics in nested variance component models is researched in this dissertation. Sufficiency and completeness of the statistics in nested models is studied to build the foundation for efficient estimators ...
    • Estimation of variance components and diagnostic analysis in unbalanced mixed linear models 
      Gomez Meza, Marco Vinicio (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1993)
      This dissertation presents a new estimation procedure for the variance components in the unbalanced mixed linear model. Without the non-negativity constraint, restricted maximum likelihood (REML) estimates are computed ...
    • The estimation of variance components in unbalanced models 
      Bremer, Ronald Henry (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1987)
      The estimation of variance components in random and mixed factorial analysis of variance models has been the topic of much research. When all the cells of the model have the same amount of data, uniformly, minimum variance, ...
    • A generalized approach to the two sample problem : the quantile approach 
      Prihoda, Thomas Jeffery (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1981)
      Parzen (1979) suggests a location and scale model for the quantile function (inverse distribution function) of a random variable. We extend this model to the two sample and k-sample problems and some results are given ...
    • Methods for analyzing untransformed data from the negative multinomial distribution 
      Case, Robert Joseph (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1981)
      Several methods for analyzing untransformed data from negative multinomial distributions are presented with examples. These include a test of fit, a comparison of mean values, and an analysis of linear models. The techniques ...
    • Variance components : estimates and diagnostics 
      Green, John Willia (Texas A&M University. Libraries, 1985)
      Numerical and graphical diagnostics are developed for investigating the usual analysis of variance estimators of variance components that arise in balanced, random effects models. Various linear combinations of variance ...