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Pre-test estimator has earlier been introduced to estimate the mean of a normal distribution when non-sample prior information is available. In this paper, our aim is to consider the pre-test estimator for the mean in the presence of outliers. A well known procedure to define the pre-test estimator of the mean is based on the sample mean. However, the sample mean is not a robust location estimator. In order to overcome this problem, we replace it by M-location estimators. In particular, we use the M-location estimators obtained from Huber 6 , Hampel3 and Tukey 12 . Also, we use the median as an alternative location estimator. Cook’s squared distance (Cook 2) is used to study the influential observations in a Monte Carlo study. We conduct a simulation study to illustrate the performance of the pre-test estimator of the mean in the presence of outliers in the data.
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