optimalLambda: Derive the optimal lambda
In popKorn: For interval estimation of mean of selected populations
Description
Usage
Arguments
Details
Value
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Description
Derives the optimal lambda for a given alpha.
Usage
1
optimalLambda(alpha, n, p, k = 1, var.known = TRUE)
Arguments
alpha
The desired confidence coefficient.
n
The number of replications per population.
p
The number of populations considered. This must be present if
min.loc is equal to 'zero'.
k
The number of populations selected.
var.known
A logical flag indicating if the variance of the
observations is known exactly. It is TRUE by default.
Details
This will find the optimal lambda to be used for the shrinkage of
confidence intervals.
Value
The function returns a scalar value.
See Also
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Description Usage Arguments Details Value See Also
Description
Derives the optimal lambda for a given alpha.
Usage
1 | optimalLambda(alpha, n, p, k = 1, var.known = TRUE)
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Arguments
alpha |
The desired confidence coefficient. |
n |
The number of replications per population. |
p |
The number of populations considered. This must be present if min.loc is equal to 'zero'. |
k |
The number of populations selected. |
var.known |
A logical flag indicating if the variance of the observations is known exactly. It is TRUE by default. |
Details
This will find the optimal lambda to be used for the shrinkage of confidence intervals.
Value
The function returns a scalar value.
See Also
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