Abstract
Msplit estimation is a method that enables the estimation of mutually competing versions of parameters in functional observation models. In the presented study, the classical functional models found in it are replaced by errors-in-variables (EIV) models. Similar to the weighted total least-squares (WTLS) method, the random components of these models were assigned covariance matrix models. Thus, the proposed method, named Total Msplit (TMsplit) estimation, corresponds to the basic rules of WTLS. TMsplit estimation objective function is constructed using the components of squared Msplit and WTLS estimation objective functions. The TMsplit estimation algorithm is based on the Gauss–Newton method that is applied using a linear approximation of EIV models. The basic properties of the method are presented using examples of the estimation of regression line parameters and the estimation of parameters in a two-dimensional affine transformation.
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