Showing papers by "Rahul Mukerjee published in 1994"
TL;DR: In this article, the adjusted likelihood ratio (ALR) test is shown to have the same power properties as the conditional likelihood ratio test up to the third order of comparison, and an optimum property of the ALR test in terms of second-order local maximinity follows.
Abstract: SUMMARY Under contiguous alternatives the adjusted likelihood ratio (ALR) test is seen to have the same power properties as the conditional likelihood ratio test up to the third order of comparison. In particular, an optimum property of the ALR test in terms of second-order local maximinity follows. It is also seen that the ALR statistic admits a Bartlett-type adjustment.
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TL;DR: This work investigates complete orthogonal arrays with s = 2 symbols, attaining the Rao bound on parameters and finds that the cases t = 6, 7 are completely characterized and for 8 ⩽ t⩽ 13, complete orthogsonal arrays are almost entirely characterized.
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TL;DR: In this paper, a second-order asymptotic theory is developed for comparison of estimators under the Pitman closeness criterion, covering both the cases without and with nuisance parameters.
Abstract: Motivated by the first-order Pitman closeness of best asymptotically normal estimators and some recent developments on higher-order asymptotic efficiency of estimators, a second-order asymptotic theory is developed for comparison of estimators under the Pitman closeness criterion, covering both the cases without and with nuisance parameters. The notion of second-order Pitman admissibility is also developed.
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TL;DR: In this article, the existence and construction of regular, single-replicate, two-factor designs with specified numbers of degrees of freedom confounded from each factorial space is investigated.
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