Simultaneous choice of time points and the block design in the growth curve model

Szczepańska, Anna

doi:10.1007/s00362-012-0438-1

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“…The GCM is originally introduced by Potthoff and Roy (1964), and subsequently studied by many authors, such as Szczepańska (2013), Song, Wang (2014), Song, Chang (2016), etc. GCM has been applied in many fields, such as block design (Szczepańska 2013), eco-efficiency assessment (Egilmez et al 2016), unbiased estimators (Song, Wang 2014), equalities proof of various estimators in GCM (Song, Chang 2016) and so on. The GCM belongs to a biological changing based curve model, which is always applied to describe the variation of the variables with time changing.…”

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Using Growth Curves Model to Analyse the Prospects of China–pakistan Oil and LNG Transportation Corridor

Huang

Shen

2022

Transport

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In order to analysing the oil and Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) import and consumption changing trends, the Occurrence Period (OP), Growth Period (GP) and Maturation Period (MP) of oil and LNG import and consumption in China, and studying how the oil and LNG import and consumption changing trends influence the development of China–Pakistan oil and LNG transportation corridor (CPOLTC), in this paper we apply a Growth Curve Model (GCM) based approach to solve the problems mentioned above. First, the Chinese oil and LNG import and consumption changing trends are analysed by applying the GCM. The results show that oil and LNG consumption and import belong to the GP because of the fast industrialization and urbanization development, so the oil and LNG import and consumption demand will increase fast; Then, the External Dependence (ED) is applied to describe the oil and LNG consumption dependence degree in China, the results show that import will remain high ED value, especially for the oil import (over 70%), which means the security of the energy supply chain still remains the central idea of Chin’s energy policies. Finally, the challenges and key issues of CPOLTC is analysed. Challenges are: domestic political struggles and institutional defects in Pakistan make the CPOLTC projects lacking of implementation, security along the corridor, influence and competition from external forces, impacts of western project culture, the comprehensive projects establishment ability in Pakistan, etc. The key issues are: Value Engineering (VE) researches for projects, Chinese element such as project construction, management, standards and specifications, assessment of the projects’ life cycle and so on.

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Using Growth Curves Model to Analyse the Prospects of China–pakistan Oil and LNG Transportation Corridor

Huang

Shen

2022

Transport

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On the weighted least-squares, the ordinary least-squares and the best linear unbiased estimators under a restricted growth curve model

Song

Wang

2012

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Equalities of various estimators in the general growth curve model and the restricted growth curve model

Song

Chang

2016

Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference

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Simultaneous choice of time points and the block design in the growth curve model

Abstract: The aim of this paper is to consider the optimality in the growth curve model with respect to two aspects: time and the block design and to show some relations between information functions for different designs. The A-, D-and E-optimality are studied.

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Using Growth Curves Model to Analyse the Prospects of China–pakistan Oil and LNG Transportation Corridor

Using Growth Curves Model to Analyse the Prospects of China–pakistan Oil and LNG Transportation Corridor

On the weighted least-squares, the ordinary least-squares and the best linear unbiased estimators under a restricted growth curve model

Equalities of various estimators in the general growth curve model and the restricted growth curve model

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