Abstract
La «methode delta» fournit un estimateur alternatif simple de la variance qui demeure consistant sous des conditions plus generales et qui donne par consequent des intervalles de confiance robustes
Keywords
StatisticsConfidence intervalEstimatorMathematicsMaximum likelihoodM-estimatorRobust confidence intervals
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- 54
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- 2
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- 221-221
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Richard M. Royall
(1986).
Model Robust Confidence Intervals Using Maximum Likelihood Estimators.
International Statistical Review
, 54
(2)
, 221-221.
https://doi.org/10.2307/1403146
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- DOI
- 10.2307/1403146