Maximal co-ancillarity and maximal co-sufficiency

Abstract The purpose of this exposition is to provide some new perspectives on conditional inference through a notional idealised separation within the minimal sufficient statistic, allowing a geometric account of key ideas from the Fisherian position. The notional idealised separation, in terms of an ancillary statistic and what I call a maximal co-ancillary statistic, provides conceptual insight and clarifies what is sought from an approximate conditional analysis, where exact calculations may not be available. A parallel framework applies in the Fisherian assessment of model adequacy. Both aspects are discussed and illustrated geometrically through examples.

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Information Geometry
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2024-09-17
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https://doi.org/10.1007/s41884-024-00144-1
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Functional Equations Stability Results
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Maximal co-ancillarity and maximal co-sufficiency

Heather Battey
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Information Geometry
Functional Equations Stability Results
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Maximal co-ancillarity and maximal co-sufficiency

Heather Battey
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Abstract

Abstract The purpose of this exposition is to provide some new perspectives on conditional inference through a notional idealised separation within the minimal sufficient statistic, allowing a geometric account of key ideas from the Fisherian position. The notional idealised separation, in terms of an ancillary statistic and what I call a maximal co-ancillary statistic, provides conceptual insight and clarifies what is sought from an approximate conditional analysis, where exact calculations may not be available. A parallel framework applies in the Fisherian assessment of model adequacy. Both aspects are discussed and illustrated geometrically through examples.

Information GeometryVol. 7(2)
Imperial College London (GB)
Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council
Openalex Percentile: Top 26%
Functional Equations Stability Results
0.97
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