On second-order optimality of the observed Fisher information
观测 Fisher 信息的二阶最优性
The realized error of an estimate is determined not only by the efficiency of the estimator, but also by chance. For example, suppose that we have observed a bivariate normal vector whose expectation is known to be on a circle. Then, intuitively, the longer that vector happens to be, the more accurately its angle is likely to be estimated. Yet this chance, though its information is contained in the data, cannot be accounted for by the variance of the estimate. One way to…