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Bayesian and non-Bayesian statistics are derived for testing whether or not two blocks of seemingly unrelated regressions are independent. The non-Bayesian statistics are the likelihood ratio test (LRT), Wald's test (WT), and the Lagrange multiplier test (LMT). The authors interpret the LMT and...
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We propose a Bayesian procedure to estimate heteroscedastic variances of the regression error term ω, when the form of heteroscedasticity is unknown. The prior information on ω is based on a Dirichlet distribution, and in the Markov Chain Monte Carlo sampling, its proposal density...
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We propose a Bayesian procedure to estimate heteroscedastic variances of the regression error term, when the form of heteroscedasticity is unknown. We use prior information that is elicited from the well-known Eicker-White Heteroscedasticity Consistent Variance- CovarianceMatrix Estimator, and...
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