In this paper some different sorts of estimators are proposed based on record breaking observations in the Burr type XII model. We define Bayes as well as empirical Bayes preliminary test estimators in the same fashion as in the ordinary preliminary test estimator using relevant combinations of uniformly minimum variance unbiased (UMVU) and Bayes estimators. Exact and asymptotic bias and mean square error (MSE) expressions for the proposed estimators are derived under two different conditions of knowing the shape parameters. We compare the MSEs and obtain the confidence interval for the parameter of interest in which the preliminary test type estimators outperform the UMVU, Bayes and empirical Bayes estimators.An application of the ordinary preliminary test estimator is also considered. We conclude this approach by a useful discussion for practical purposes and a summary.
When a series of stochastic restrictions are available, we study the performance of the preliminary test generalized Liu estimators (PTGLEs) based on the Wald, likelihood ratio and Lagrangian multiplier tests. In this respect, the optimal range of the biasing parameter is obtained under the mean square error sense. For this, the minimum/maximum value of the biasing matrix components is used to give the proper optimal range, where the biasing matrix is D = diag(d 1 , d 2 ,. .. , d p), 0 < d i < 1, i = 1,. .. , p. We support our findings by some numerical illustrations.
In this approach, some generalized ridge estimators are defined based on shrinkage foundation. Completely under the suspicion that some sub-space restrictions may occur, we present the estimators of the regression coefficients combining the idea of preliminary test estimator and Stein-rule estimator with the ridge regression methodology for normal models. Their exact risk expressions in addition to biases are derived and the regions of optimality of the estimators are exactly determined along with some numerical analysis. In this regard, the ridge parameter is determined in different disciplines.
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