Methodology and Applications of Statistics A Volume in Honor of Rao on the Occasion of his 100th Birthday 1st editon by Barry Arnold, Narayanaswamy Balakrishnan, Carlos Coelho 3030836703 9783030836702

Part I. Inference

Robust Statistical Inference for One-Shot Devices Based on Density Power Divergences: An Overview

Statistical Meaning of Mean Functions: A Novel Matrix Mean Derived from Fisher Information

The Legend of the Equality of OLSE and BLUE: Highlighted by C. R. Rao in 1967

Comparison of Local Powers of Some Exact Tests for a Common Normal Mean with Unequal Variances

Quantile Function: Overview of Collaboration with Professor C. R. Rao

Part II. Distribution Theory

Some Bivariate and Multivariate Models Involving Independent Gamma Distributed Components

An Absolute Continuous Bivariate Inverse Generalized Exponential Distribution: Properties, Inference and Extensions

Part III. Multivariate Analysis

The Likelihood Ratio Test of Equality of Mean Vectors with a Doubly Exchangeable Covariance Matrix

Bilinear Regression with Rank Restrictions on the Mean and Dispersion Matrix

Limiting Canonical Distribution of Two Large-Dimensional Random Vectors

Contributions to Multivariate Analysis Due to C. R. Rao and Associated Developments

On Testing Structures of the Covariance Matrix: A Non-normal Approach

Part IV. Design and Sampling

The Existence of Perpendicular Multi-arrays

Statistical Design Issues for fMRI Studies: A Beginner’s Training Manual

A Review of Rigorous Randomized Response Methods for Protecting Respondent’s Privacy and Data Confidentiality

Part V. Shape and Circular Analysis

A Statistical Analysis of the Cardioid Radial Growth Model

A Flexible Family of Mixed Distributions for Discrete Linear and Continuous Circular Random Variables

Tests of Fit for Wrapped Stable Distributions Based on the Characteristic Function

Part VI. Applications

Partial Differential Equation Models and Riemann–Stieltjes Integrals in Measuring Sustainability

Extreme Point Methodology in Power Calculations—The Case of Hardy–Weinberg Equilibrium

Part VII. General

On the Association of Professor C. R. Rao with the Poznań School of Mathematical Statistics and Biometry