Data Analysis Using Stein's Estimator and its Generalizations¶
Efron, & Morris. (1975). Data Analysis Using Stein's Estimator and its Generalizations. Journal of the American Statistical Association.
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- Stein's Paradox
- Bradley Efron and Carl Morris gave the paradox its most famous demonstration using baseball
This sourceThe application of Stein's rule to predicting baseball batting averages. The baseball batting-average example in the 1975 paper. The reported result that Stein's rules had less than half the sample mean's mean square error in the paper's examples.
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“Stein's rule and its generalizations are then applied to predict baseball averages”
- Bradley Efron and Carl Morris gave the paradox its most famous demonstration using baseball
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