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二项响应广义线性模型中的 Jeffreys 先验惩罚、有限性与收缩AI 解读

Summary Penalization of the likelihood by Jeffreys’ invariant prior, or a positive power thereof, is shown to produce finite-valued maximum penalized likelihood estimates in a broad class of binomial generalized linear models. The class of models includes logistic regression, where the Jeffreys-prior penalty is known additionally to reduce the asymptotic bias of the maximum likelihood estimator, and models with other commonly used link functions, such as probit and log-log.…

乘性测量误差下的多项式回归与估计函数AI 解读

Summary We consider the polynomial regression model in the presence of multiplicative measurement error in the predictor. Two general methods are considered, with the methods differing in their assumptions about the distributions of the predictor and the measurement errors. Consistent parameter estimates and asymptotic standard errors are derived by using estimating equation theory. Diagnostics are presented for distinguishing additive and multiplicative measurement error.…

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最大似然估计的偏差缩减AI 解读

It is shown how, in regular parametric problems, the first-order term is removed from the asymptotic bias of maximum likelihood estimates by a suitable modification of the score function. In exponential families with canonical parameterization the effect is to penalize the likelihood by the Jeffreys invariant prior. In binomial logistic models, Poisson log linear models and certain other generalized linear models, the Jeffreys prior penalty function can be imposed in…

拟似然估计的效率AI 解读

A quasi-likelihood method has been proposed by Wedderburn (1974) for the estimation of parameters in regression models when there is some assumed relationship between the mean and variance of each observation but not necessarily a fully specified likelihood. If the underlying distribution comes from a natural exponential family the quasi-likelihood estimates maximize the likelihood and so have full asymptotic efficiency; under more general distributions there is some loss of…

拟似然估计的效率AI 解读

A quasi-likelihood method has been proposed by Wedderburn (1974) for the estimation of parameters in regression models when there is some assumed relationship between the mean and variance of each observation but not necessarily a fully specified likelihood. If the underlying distribution comes from a natural exponential family the quasi-likelihood estimates maximize the likelihood and so have full asymptotic efficiency; under more general distributions there is some loss of…