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Transformations for Estimation of Linear Models with Nested-Error Structure

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In this article, two linear models with error structure of the nested type are considered and transformations are presented by which uncorrelated errors with constant variances are obtained, where the transformed observations are differences between the original observations and multiples of averages of subsets of the observations.
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Two linear models with error structure of the nested type are considered. Transformations are presented by which uncorrelated errors with constant variances are obtained. The transformed observations are differences between the original observations and multiples of averages of subsets of the observations. The transformations permit the calculation of the generalized least-squares estimators and their covariance matrices by ordinary least-squares regression. Regression-type estimators are presented for use when the variance components are unknown. Sufficient conditions are presented under which the estimated generalized least-squares estimator is unbiased and asymptotically equivalent to the generalized least-squares estimator.

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Multilevel mixed linear model analysis using iterative generalized least squares

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An Error-Components Model for Prediction of County Crop Areas Using Survey and Satellite Data

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Estimation of variance and covariance components

TL;DR: The theory of variance component analysis has been discussed recently by Crump (1946, 1951) and by Eisenhart (1947), and most of the published works on estimating variance components deal with the one-way classification, with nested" classifications, and with factorial classifications having equal subclass numbers.
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The Use of Error Components Models in Combining Cross Section with Time Series Data

Dudley Wallace, +1 more
- 01 Jan 1969 - 
TL;DR: In this article, a mixed model of regression with error components is proposed as one of possible interest for combining cross section and time series data, and the theoretical results obtained, as well as ease of computation, tend to support traditional covariance estimators of the regression parameters.
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Estimation of linear models with crossed-error structure

TL;DR: In this article, sufficient conditions are presented under which the generalized least squares estimator, with estimated covariance matrix, is unbiased for the parameters in the crossed-error model and has the same asymptotic distribution as the GLS estimator.