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Misspecifications in modelling journeys to work [PDF]

open access: possible, 2004
In this paper we perform a simulation procedure of testing models for journeys to work. The testing regime is carried out on a number of such models, mainly within the class of gravity models. We test the models on synthetic populations constructed from an aggregated set of a large number of worker subcategories, reflecting for instance different ...
Jens Petter Gitlesen   +2 more
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MODEL MISSPECIFICATION NOT THE NODE-DENSITY ARTIFACT

Evolution, 2008
Hugall and Lee (2007) proposed a method for detecting nodedensity effects on phylogenetic trees, and applied it to several of the trees we have used to investigate punctuational evolution (Webster et al. 2003). They concluded that those trees suffer from the node-density artifact rather than provide evidence for punctuational evolution.
Chris, Venditti, Mark, Pagel
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Regression Diagnostic under Model Misspecification

Journal of Applied Statistics, 2007
We propose two novel diagnostic measures for the detection of influential observations for regression parameters in linear regression. Traditional diagnostic statistics focus on the effect of deletion of data points either on parameter estimates, or on predicted values.
Li-Chu, Chien, Tsung-Shan, Tsou
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The Consequences Of Model Misspecification In Regression Analysis

Multivariate Behavioral Research, 1976
In ordinary least squares regression analysis the desired property of unbiasedness in estimated coefficients is contingent upon the correspondence of the fitted model with the true underlying data generating process. This paper focuses on developing a systematic characterization of the error forms resulting from model misspecification in single ...
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Estimation Under Model Misspecification With Fake Features

IEEE Transactions on Signal Processing, 2023
Ayça Özçelikkale   +2 more
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