Abstract

The definitions of $\Phi$ optimality and $\Phi$ admissibility of stochastic regression coefficients are given in a general multivariate random effects model under the generalized balanced loss function. $\Phi$ admissibility of linear estimators of stochastic regression coefficients is investigated. Sufficient and necessary conditions for linear estimators to be $\Phi$ admissible in classes of homogeneous and nonhomogeneous linear estimators are obtained, respectively.

Highlights

  • It assumes here that Σ12 is zero matrix, which means that stochastic regression coefficient B is uncorrelated with random error e

  • −1 1 c0 where 0.75 < c < 1, we can still verify that LY is Φ admissible in a class of homogeneous linear estimators

  • We investigate Φ admissible estimators of stochastic regression coefficients in a multivariate random effects model with respect to generalized balanced loss function

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Summary

Main results

The corresponding result can be obtained by matrix calculations according to Theorem 2.1, which is given as follows. Under model (1.1) and loss function (1.2) where q = 1, LY L∼H B if and only if (a), (b), (c) and (d) in Theorem 2.1 hold simultaneously. Under the conditions of Corollary 2.6, if it further assumes that K = I, Σ11 = 0, Σ22 ≥ 0 and K = I, Σ11 = 0, Σ22 > 0 respectively, it can get the main results of [10] and [28] from Theorem 2.1, which we omit here.

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