Optimal simultaneous confidence bands in simple linear regression
Optimal simultaneous confidence bands in simple linear regression
A simultaneous confidence band provides useful information on the plausible range of an unknown regression model. For simple linear regression models, the most frequently quoted bands in the statistical literature include the hyperbolic band and the three-segment bands. One interesting question is whether one can construct confidence bands better than the hyperbolic and three-segment bands. The optimality criteria for confidence bands include the average width criterion considered by Gafarian (1964) and Naiman (1984) among others, and the minimum area confidence set (MACS) criterion of Liu and Hayter (2007). In this paper, two families of exact 1?? confidence bands, the inner-hyperbolic bands and the outer-hyperbolic bands, which include the hyperbolic and three-segment bands as special cases, are introduced in simple linear regression. Under the MACS criterion, the best confidence band within each family is found by numerical search and compared with the hyperbolic band, the best three-segment band and with each other. The methodologies are illustrated with a numerical example and the Matlab programs used are available upon request.
confidence set, linear regression, multiple comparison, simultaneous confidence bands
1225-1235
Liu, Wei
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Ah-kine, Pascal
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May 2010
Liu, Wei
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Ah-kine, Pascal
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Liu, Wei and Ah-kine, Pascal
(2010)
Optimal simultaneous confidence bands in simple linear regression.
Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference, 140 (5), .
(doi:10.1016/j.jspi.2009.11.005).
Abstract
A simultaneous confidence band provides useful information on the plausible range of an unknown regression model. For simple linear regression models, the most frequently quoted bands in the statistical literature include the hyperbolic band and the three-segment bands. One interesting question is whether one can construct confidence bands better than the hyperbolic and three-segment bands. The optimality criteria for confidence bands include the average width criterion considered by Gafarian (1964) and Naiman (1984) among others, and the minimum area confidence set (MACS) criterion of Liu and Hayter (2007). In this paper, two families of exact 1?? confidence bands, the inner-hyperbolic bands and the outer-hyperbolic bands, which include the hyperbolic and three-segment bands as special cases, are introduced in simple linear regression. Under the MACS criterion, the best confidence band within each family is found by numerical search and compared with the hyperbolic band, the best three-segment band and with each other. The methodologies are illustrated with a numerical example and the Matlab programs used are available upon request.
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Published date: May 2010
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confidence set, linear regression, multiple comparison, simultaneous confidence bands
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/146021
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