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DS-optimal designs for RCR models with heteroscedastic errors Mateusz Wilk 1 , 2 , Aleksander Zaigrajew 1 1 WMiI UMK, 2 IP PAN 28 11 2016 Model y = 1 + 2 x + e ( x ) , x [ a , b ] R = [ 1 2 ] T E [ ] = 0 cov [ ] =


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DS-optimal designs for RCR models with heteroscedastic errors

Mateusz Wilk1,2, Aleksander Zaigrajew1

1WMiI UMK, 2IP PAN

28 11 2016

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Model

y = β1 + β2x + e(x), x ∈ [a, b] ⊂ R β = [β1 β2]T E[β] = β0 cov[β] = ∆ E[e(x)] = 0 var[e(x)] = g(x)

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Estimator

ˆ β0 =

  • F TV −1F

−1 F TV −1Y F =      1 x1 1 x2 . . . 1 xn      Y =      y1 y2 . . . yn      V = cov[Y ]

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Design

ζ ∼ x(1) x(2) . . . x(k) ω1 ω2 . . . ωk

  • ω1, ω2, . . . , ωk ∈ (0, 1),

k

  • i=1

ωi = 1 x(1), x(2), . . . , x(k) are distinct

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Information matrix

M0(ζ) =

b

  • a

[1 x]T[1 x]/g(x)dζ(x) M(ζ) = (M0(ζ)−1 + n∆)−1 M(ζ) ≈ 1 n

  • cov[ ˆ

β0] −1 = 1 nF TV −1F

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Lemma 1. If ag(b) bg(a) and g(x) (b − x)g(a) + (x − a)g(b) b − a abg(x) bx(b − x)g(a) + ax(x − a)g(b) b − a

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  • r if ag(b) bg(a) and

g(x) (b − x)g(a) + (x − a)g(b) b − a abg(x) bx(b − x)g(a) + ax(x − a)g(b) b − a

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then for any given k-point design ζ there exists 2-point design ζ∗ =

  • a

b 1 − ω∗ ω∗

  • such that M0(ζ∗) M0(ζ), and

M(ζ∗) M(ζ).

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  • Example. If a, b > 0 then the function

g(x) = cx, c > 0, satisfies all conditions from Lemma 1.

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DS-optimality

A design ζ∗ is said to be DS-optimal for the BLUE of β0, if P

  • β0 − ˆ

β0(ζ∗) < ǫ

  • → max ∀ε > 0
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DS-optimality

◮ A design is DS-optimal if and only if it

is simultaneously D- and E- optimal, i.e. |M(ζ)| → max and λmin[M(ζ)] → max.

◮ If a design is DS-optimal, then it is also

A-optimal, i.e. tr M(ζ)−1 → min.

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Lemma 2. For the FCR model (∆ = 0) condition (1 + a2)/g(a) = (1 + b2)/g(b) is necessary and sufficient for the existence of the DS-optimal design ζ∗ among all 2-point designs with the support at endpoints. It has the form ζ∗ = a b 1/2 1/2

  • .
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  • Example. The function

g(x) = cx, c > 0, satisfies the above condition if and only if ab = 1.

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Lemma 3. For the RCR model (∆ = diag(δ1, δ2)) the DS-optimal design ζ∗ among all 2-point designs with the support at endpoints exists only for two cases: (i) a = −b and g(b) = g(−b), here ζ∗ = −b b 1/2 1/2

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(ii) a2 = b2 and n(δ1 − δ2) = (1 + a2)g(b) − (1 + b2)g(a) b2 − a2 , here ζ∗ =

  • a

b 1 − ω∗ ω∗

  • ,

where ω∗ :=

  • (1 + a2)/g(a)
  • (1 + a2)/g(a) +
  • (1 + b2)/g(b)

.

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  • Example. For the linear function

g(x) = cx, c > 0, (i) does not hold, while if a2 = b2 then the DS-optimal design exists if and only if n(δ1 − δ2) = c(1 − ab)/(a + b).

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Literature

◮ Cheng, J., Yue R.-X., Liu, X. (2013), Optimal

designs for random coefficient regression models with heteroscedastic errors, Communications in Statistics-Theory and Methods 42, 2798-2809.

◮ Liski, E.P., Luoma, A., Zaigraev, A. (1999),

Distance optimality design criterion in linear models, Metrika 49, 193-211.

◮ Liski, E.P., Mandal, N.K., Shah, K.R., Sinha,

B.K. (2002), Topics in Optimal Design, Lecture Notes in Statistics: 163. Springer-Verlag, New York.