Threshold Regression Without Distribution Assumption when the
... (2008), we turn the problem of an endogenous threshold variable into the problem of omitting selection correction term. Our approach is a semi-parametric method with following features. Firstly, it can consistently estimate the threshold model without any distribution assumption. Secondly, our semi- ...
... (2008), we turn the problem of an endogenous threshold variable into the problem of omitting selection correction term. Our approach is a semi-parametric method with following features. Firstly, it can consistently estimate the threshold model without any distribution assumption. Secondly, our semi- ...
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CHAPTER 3 CLASSICAL LINEAR REGRESSION MODELS
... consider linear regression models with dependent observations, which will include this example as a special case. In fact, the main reason of imposing Assumption 3.2 is to obtain a …nite sample distribution theory. For a large sample theory (i.e., an asymptotic theory), the strict exogeneity conditi ...
... consider linear regression models with dependent observations, which will include this example as a special case. In fact, the main reason of imposing Assumption 3.2 is to obtain a …nite sample distribution theory. For a large sample theory (i.e., an asymptotic theory), the strict exogeneity conditi ...
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... In this article, we describe the use of G-estimation to estimate causal effects. This method is used in studies where subjects are studied over a period of time, and the subject characteristics are measured at the start of the study (the baseline measurements) and on a number of subsequent occasions. ...
... In this article, we describe the use of G-estimation to estimate causal effects. This method is used in studies where subjects are studied over a period of time, and the subject characteristics are measured at the start of the study (the baseline measurements) and on a number of subsequent occasions. ...
