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Uniformly minimum variance nonnegative quadratic unbiased estimation in a generalized growth curve model

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  • Wu, Xiaoyong
  • Zou, Guohua
  • Li, Yingfu

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Consider the generalized growth curve model subject to R(Xm)[subset, double equals]...[subset, double equals]R(X1), where Bi are the matrices of unknown regression coefficients, and and are independent and identically distributed with the same first four moments as a random vector normally distributed with mean zero and covariance matrix [Sigma]. We derive the necessary and sufficient conditions under which the uniformly minimum variance nonnegative quadratic unbiased estimator (UMVNNQUE) of the parametric function with C>=0 exists. The necessary and sufficient conditions for a nonnegative quadratic unbiased estimator with of to be the UMVNNQUE are obtained as well.

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  • Wu, Xiaoyong & Zou, Guohua & Li, Yingfu, 2009. "Uniformly minimum variance nonnegative quadratic unbiased estimation in a generalized growth curve model," Journal of Multivariate Analysis, Elsevier, vol. 100(5), pages 1061-1072, May.
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