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| + | The maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) under the parametric set-up with the | ||
| + | right-censored (RC) data rarely has a closed form solution. The | ||
| + | exponential distribution is an exception. Moreover, the parametric MLE’s | ||
| + | with RC regression data are currently computed by iterative algorithms. | ||
| + | The author shows that the MLE of the exponential distribution under the | ||
| + | linear regression model with RC data has a closed form solution and prove | ||
| + | its consistency. The author also proposes a diagnostic plot method and a | ||
| + | test of H0: Y = bX +W and X and W are independent, | ||
| + | exponential distribution, | ||
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