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November 1, 1981The Annals of StatisticsOpen Access

Regression Analysis with Randomly Right-Censored Data

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HKHira L. KoulVSV. SusarlaJRJohn Van Ryzin

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Overview

Statistical analysis demonstrates an explicitly computable regression estimator for right-censored data with unknown errors, indicating robust large-sample consistency.

Key Points

  • To formulate an explicit and easily computable parameter vector estimator for linear regression models when data are randomly right-censored and the error distribution is unknown.
  • Derived a new mathematical estimator for parameter vectors under random right-censoring.
  • Identified theoretical sufficiency conditions to evaluate asymptotic statistical properties alongside a numerical example.
  • Demonstrated that the proposed estimator has a straightforward, closed-form definition that allows for direct computation.
  • Proved that the estimator is mean square consistent and asymptotically normal under specified conditions without requiring knowledge of the error distribution.

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Koul et al. (1981) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a1c584eb33628da419d703bhttps://doi.org/10.1214/aos/1176345644
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