Asymptotic Efficiency and Limiting Information
Asymptotic Efficiency and Limiting Information
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渐近效率和限制信息
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1961
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Calyampudi R. Rao
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Calyampudi R. Rao
In a recent paper [15], the author gave new formulations of the concepts of asymptotic efficiency and consistency, which seem to throw some light on the principle of maximum likelihood (m.l.) in estimation. An attempt was also made in that paper to link up the concept of asymptotic efficiency with the limiting information per observation contained in a statistic, as the sample size tends to infinity, information on an unknown parameter 0 being defined in the sense of Fisher [5], [6]. The object of the present paper is to pursue the investigation of the earlier paper and establish some further propositions which might be of use in understanding the m.l. method of estimation. The first proposition is concerned with the conditions under which iT, the information per observation in a statistic Tn tends to i, the information in a single observation, as the sample size n -* -. It may be noted that iT cannot exceed i for any n. A sufficient condition for convergence of iT to i is