Rukhin, A.
(2015),
Decision-Theoretic Issues in Heterogeneity Variance Estimation, Electronic Journal of Statistics
(Accessed December 11, 2024)
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Decision-Theoretic Issues in Heterogeneity Variance Estimation
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In a random-effects setting of meta-analysis the between-study variance estimation is studied from the decision-theoretic point of view. The problem concerns simultaneous inference on curve-confined natural parameters of independent heterogeneous chi-squared random variables with given degrees of freedom. A form of the Stein phenomenon for the suggested loss function is noted, and the exact minimax value is determined. Second order minimax estimators are also derived.Citation
Electronic Journal of Statistics
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Curved exponential family, DerSimonian-Laird procedure
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Created February 8, 2015, Updated January 27, 2020