Fine-tuned Parallel Piecewise Sequential Confidence Region and Point Estimation Strategies for the Regression Parameters in a Linear Model: Big Data Context

We introduced in our previous paper, fine-tuned parallel piecewise sequential sampling strategies for estimating the mean of a normal population. In this paper, we continue our explorations of sequential experimental designs for statistical inference in the context of big data. We develop fine-tuned parallel piecewise sequential methodologies for estimating the regression parameters in a linear model. Our proposed approaches achieve asymptotic unbiasedness of the stopping variable estimating the optimal fixed-sample size in addition to the operational efficiency with substantial time-savings when it comes to big data as a result of the parallel processing. We present a number of interesting illustrations of the theories and methodologies based on large-scale data analyses from simulated data as well as real data from a health study. AMS Subject Classification: 62L1O, 62L05, 62L12, 62J05

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Calcutta Statistical Association Bulletin
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2024-09-13
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https://doi.org/10.1177/00080683241257010
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Statistical Methods and Inference
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Fine-tuned Parallel Piecewise Sequential Confidence Region and Point Estimation Strategies for the Regression Parameters in a Linear Model: Big Data Context

Nitis Mukhopadhyay, Chen Zhang
Calcutta Statistical Association Bulletin
Statistical Methods and Inference
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Fine-tuned Parallel Piecewise Sequential Confidence Region and Point Estimation Strategies for the Regression Parameters in a Linear Model: Big Data Context

Nitis Mukhopadhyay, Chen Zhang
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We introduced in our previous paper, fine-tuned parallel piecewise sequential sampling strategies for estimating the mean of a normal population. In this paper, we continue our explorations of sequential experimental designs for statistical inference in the context of big data. We develop fine-tuned parallel piecewise sequential methodologies for estimating the regression parameters in a linear model. Our proposed approaches achieve asymptotic unbiasedness of the stopping variable estimating the optimal fixed-sample size in addition to the operational efficiency with substantial time-savings when it comes to big data as a result of the parallel processing. We present a number of interesting illustrations of the theories and methodologies based on large-scale data analyses from simulated data as well as real data from a health study. AMS Subject Classification: 62L1O, 62L05, 62L12, 62J05

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