Let X be distributed according to a non-central Chi squared distribution with p degrees of freedom. The non-central Chi squared distribution arises in various statistical analyses and the estimation of the non-centrality parameter is of importance in some problems. This paper deals with the admissibility of certain estimates of the non-centrality parameter. It is shown that (X - p)⁺, the positive part of $X - p$ dominates the maximum likelihood estimator with squared error as the loss function.
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Saxena et al. (1982) studied this question.
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