The Study of Relative Efficiency in Growth Curve Model

In this paper, some relative efficiency have been
discussed, including the LSE estimate with respect to BLUE in curve
model. Four new kinds of relative efficiency have defined, and their
upper bounds have been discussed.

• Nan Chen
• Baoguang Tian

• Relative efficiency
• LSE estimate
• BLUE estimate
• Upper bound
• Curve model.

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