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Nagar havesuggested

Theil-Nagar ? estimate based on d statistic. Theil and Nagar havesuggested that in small samples instead of estimating ? as (1 - d/2), it beestimated as?ˆ =n2(1 - d/2) + k2n2 - k2where n = total number of observations, d = Durbin–Watson d, and k =number of coefficients (including the intercept) to be estimated.Show that for large n, this estimate of ? is equal to the one obtained bythe simpler formula (1 - d/2).12.7.

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