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Bayesian using Importance Sampling Technique of Weibull Regression with Type II Censored Data

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  • Mohammed Ahmed Al omari

    (Albaha University, Saudi Arabia)

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Keeping in view the Bayesian approach, the study aims to develop methods through the utilization of Jeffreys prior and modified Jeffreys prior to the covariate obtained by using the Importance sampling technique. For maximum likelihood estimator, covariate parameters, and the shape parameter of Weibull regression distribution with the censored data of Type II will be estimated by the study. It is shown that the obtained estimators in closed forms are not available, but through the usage of appropriate numerical methods, they can be solved. The mean square error is the criterion of comparison. With the use of simulation, performances of these three estimates are assessed, bearing in mind different censored percentages, and various sizes of the sample.

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Handle: RePEc:epw:ejmath:v:2:y:2021:i:3:id:14019
DOI: 10.24018/ejmath.2021.2.3.19
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