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On the robustness of the adaptive lasso to model misspecification. [PDF]
Penalization methods have been shown to yield both consistent variable selection and oracle parameter estimation under correct model specification. In this article, we study such methods under model misspecification, where the assumed form of the regression function is incorrect, including generalized linear models for uncensored outcomes and the ...
Lu W, Goldberg Y, Fine JP.
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On measuring sensitivity to parametric model misspecification
Summary In settings where parametric inference is inconsistent under model misspecification, the discrepancy between correct and misspecified inferences is compared with the discrepancy between correct and misspecified models. To make the comparison tractable, large sample and small misspecification approximations are employed. The ratio
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Measuring model misspecification: Application to propensity score methods with complex survey data [PDF]
Elizabeth Stuart, Benjamin Ackerman
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Aversion to ambiguity and model misspecification in dynamic stochastic environments [PDF]
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Minimizing sensitivity to model misspecification [PDF]
We propose a framework for estimation and inference when the model may be misspecified. We rely on a local asymptotic approach where the degree of misspecification is indexed by the sample size. We construct estimators whose mean squared error is minimax in a neighborhood of the reference model, based on one‐step adjustments.
Weidner, Martin, Bonhomme, Stéphane
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An improved multiply robust estimator for the average treatment effect
Background In observational studies, double robust or multiply robust (MR) approaches provide more protection from model misspecification than the inverse probability weighting and g-computation for estimating the average treatment effect (ATE). However,
Ce Wang +4 more
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A common problem in statistical modelling is to distinguish between finite mixture distribution and a homogeneous non-mixture distribution. Finite mixture models are widely used in practice and often mixtures of normal densities are indistinguishable from homogenous non-normal densities.
Tarpey, Thaddeus +2 more
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Model Misspecification as the Causes of Flypaper Effect
The aim of this paper is to investigate the relationship between the Fly-paper effect (FPE) and possible errors in the specification of econometric models used in the empirical analysis of FPE.
Siniša Mali
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Structured ambiguity and model misspecification
A decision maker is averse to not knowing a prior over a set of restricted structured models (ambiguity) and suspects that each structured model is misspecified. The decision maker evaluates intertemporal plans under all of the structured models and, to recognize possible misspecifications, under unstructured alternatives that are statistically close ...
Lars Peter Hansen, Thomas J. Sargent
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Robust control and model misspecification [PDF]
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