Abstract

In order to investigate linearly admissible estimators of the common mean parameter in general linear models, we introduce and motivate the use of a balanced loss function obtained by combining Zellner’s idea of balanced loss (Zellner, 1994) with the unified theory of least squares (Rao, 1973). In classes of homogeneous and non-homogeneous linear estimators, sufficient and necessary conditions for linear estimators of the common mean parameter to be admissible are obtained, respectively. A comparison is then made between linearly admissible estimators and a “truly” unified least square estimator.

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