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Transformation and Weighting in Regression
Raymond J. Carroll,David Ruppert +1 more
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The Transform-Both-Sides Methodology as mentioned in this paper combines Transformations and Weighting for least square estimation and inference for Variance Functions, which has been applied to generalized least squares and the analysis of heteroscedasticity.Abstract:
Introduction. Generalized Least Squares and the Analysis of Heteroscedasticity. Estimation and Inference for Variance Functions. The Transform-Both-Sides Methodology. Combining Transformations and Weighting. Influence and Robustness. Technical Complements. Some Open Problems. References. Index.read more
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