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William E. Strawderman

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1since 2021 · last 2026
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Theory of computation · 1 · 1 since 2021

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Theoretical computer science
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Information theory · 100%

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TopicWeightPapersLastEvidence papers
Information theory › statistical inference
bayesian methods
1.012026
On Minimax Empirical Bayes Predictive Densities · IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory 2026

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superharmonic priors · 1.0minimax analysis · 1.0extended plug-in predictive densities · 1.0
YearPublicationVenuePosition
2026 On Minimax Empirical Bayes Predictive Densities
abstract
For estimating the density ofY|μ ∼Nd(μ, νId) based onX|μ ∼Nd(μ, σ2XId) with known ν, σ2X, we consider the classPof “extended plug-in” predictive densitiesq∼Nd(μ, νId). For a given prior density π for μ and Kullback-Leibler loss, we investigate the optimal choiceqeb,π obtained by minimizing the expected posterior loss amongq∈P, as initially proposed by Okudo and Komaki [21]. Withqeb,π having a simple form and a appealing alternative to the exact Bayesian predictive density, we investigate its Kullback-Leibler risk performance. Our main finding consists, ford≥ 3 and a given superharmonic prior density π, in the determination of a lower cut-off point ν such thatqeb,π dominates the benchmark minimum risk and minimax predictive density for ν ≥ ν. Specific analyses are carried out and our results are illustrated for a pseudo-Bayes marginal density and a subclass of Strawderman prior densities.
Éric Marchand, William E. Strawderman
IEEE Trans. Inf. Theory2