Comparison of E-Bayesian Estimators in Burr XII Model Using E-PMSE Based on Record Values
Abstract
In this paper, we consider the problem of E-Bayesian estimation and its expected posterior mean squared error (E-PMSE) in a Burr type XII model on the basis of record values. The Bayesian and E-Bayesian estimators are computed under different prior distributions for hyperparameters. The E-PMSE of E-Bayesian estimators are calculated in order to measure the estimated risk. Performances of the E-Bayesian estimators are compared using a Monte Carlo simulation. A real data set is analyzed for illustrating the estimation results.References
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