A Note On Simultaneous Estimation of Order Restricted Location Parameters of a General Bivariate Symmetric Distribution Under a General Loss Function
Naresh Garg, Neeraj Misra

TL;DR
This paper develops a unified approach for estimating order-restricted location parameters in bivariate symmetric distributions using a general loss function, introducing improved estimators that are robust and validated through simulations and real data.
Contribution
It unifies previous results by considering a general bivariate symmetric model and loss function, deriving robust improved estimators using Stein and Kubokawa techniques.
Findings
Improved estimators outperform traditional ones under general conditions
The Stein type estimator is robust across various distributions and loss functions
Simulation and real data validate the effectiveness of the proposed estimators
Abstract
The problem of simultaneous estimation of order restricted location parameters and () of a bivariate location symmetric distribution, under a general loss function, is being considered. In the literature, many authors have studied this problem for specific probability models and specific loss functions. In this paper, we unify these results by considering a general bivariate symmetric model and a quite general loss function. We use the Stein and the Kubokawa (or IERD) techniques to derive improved estimators over any location equivariant estimator under a general loss function. We see that the improved Stein type estimator is robust with respect to the choice of a bivariate symmetric distribution and the loss function, as it only requires the loss function to satisfy some generic conditions. A simulation study is carried out to…
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Taxonomy
TopicsStatistical Distribution Estimation and Applications · Survey Sampling and Estimation Techniques · Statistical Methods and Bayesian Inference
