Measurement System And Modeling Of Active Energy Meters Measurement Errors

Modeling of Heteroscedastic Measurement Errors

The measurement of active errors: methodological issues.

The value of research in any topic area turns on its validity. Patient safety research has revealed--or, at least, given renewed urgency to--a raft of methodological issues. The meaning and thus the value of empirical research in this field is contingent on getting the methodology right. The need for good methods for the measurement of error is necessary whenever an inference is intended and, s...

Instrumental Variables Regression with Measurement Errors and Multicollinearity in Instruments

In this paper we obtain a consistent estimator when there exist some measurement errors and multicollinearity in the instrumental variables in a two stage least square estimation of parameters. We investigate the asymptotic distribution of the proposed estimator and discuss its properties using some theoretical proofs and a simulation study. A real numerical application is also provided for mor...

Measurement and Analysis of Green Energy Economy Indicators in Iran (Measurement of Carbon Dioxide Emission and its Elasticity)

Achieving sustainable economic growth is one of the most important goals of countries' economic programs and policies in the current era. Along with economic growth, consumption of energy rises. Since fossil fuels provide a major share of the world's energy, increased fuel consumption is an inevitable feature of economic growth.  Continuation of this trend increases greenhouse gas emmissions, n...

PASSIVE CALIBRATION OF AN ACTIVE MEASUREMENT SYSTEM/TALK 15 Passive Calibration of an Active Measurement System

Measuring QoS in the internet today is difficult as notions of what constitutes QoS vary. Service Level Agreements between customers and network service providers are often poorly defined. The most workable SLAs currently are defined in terms of how long packets may take to travel from some host to another host, and what acceptable levels of packet loss are. This paper presents a direct compari...