A Comparison of Maximum Likelihood and Bayesian Estimators for the Three-Parameter Weibull Distribution
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...Although there have been several studies using Bayesian methods in extremes (e.g., Smith and Naylor 1987; Coles and Tawn 1996a; Bottolo, Consonni, Dellaportas, and Lijoi 2003; Stephenson and Tawn 2005) only a few have built models that borrowed strength across different spatial locations....
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...In a review in Technometrics, Lawless (1983a) claimed to have identified 80 relevant papers in that journal alone, and rightly criticised the disproportionate attention given to the distribution....
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...A consequence of this is that other functionals of the distribution, such as quantiles, will be much better estimated than 0 by the method of maximum likelihood, a point already made by Lawless (1983b), Section 4....
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