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A General Method for Constructing Simultaneous Confidence Intervals

Abstract A general method is proposed for constructing simultaneous confidence intervals that gives special emphasis to any preselected finite spanning subset in a linear space of estimable functions. The method has a wide range of application, including regression analysis. The length of a confidence interval is determined as the solution to a linear programming problem. The studentized maximum modulus distribution can be used to choose critical values for conservative control of the overall confidence level. The method is compared to Scheffe's procedure.

J. Richmond

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