Risk-Optimal Curvature Selection for Finite-Sample Cressie-Read Moment Estimation
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有限样本 Cressie–Read 矩估计的风险最优曲率选择
- 研究问题
- 在过度识别的矩条件模型中，如何依据数据选择 Cressie–Read 幂参数，使参数估计偏差与矩约束执行的稳定性得到平衡？
- 方法与思路
- 作者将幂参数视为曲率参数，结合相对一阶 GMM 基准的参数失真与乘子稳定性构造风险准则，由指定权重调节两者。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，所提选择器旨在降低二阶有限样本失真并抑制权重集中和乘子不稳；模拟显示估计近似居中且稳定性改善。
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- 应核对风险准则的可计算定义、研究者权重及候选参数范围，并审查基准选择、概率可行边界和风险最优的成立范围。
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原文摘要
We propose a finite-sample risk-optimal selection criterion for Cressie-Read power divergence (CRPD) estimation in overidentified moment-based models. The CRPD family, dual to generalized empirical likelihood, is indexed by the power parameter $γ$. Although $γ$ is conventionally fixed at a researcher-chosen value, we argue that it should be interpreted as a data-tunable curvature parameter governing the finite-sample behavior of the CRPD objective. Through implied probability weights and associated Lagrange multipliers, $γ$ affects how the empirical distribution is reweighted to enforce the moment restrictions, even when population identification is unchanged. The proposed criterion selects $γ$ by minimizing an estimation- and system-oriented risk measure. It combines a structural component, which measures finite-sample distortion in the estimate of the structural parameter relative to a first-order GMM benchmark, with a multiplier-stability component, which measures the cost of moment enforcement in the full estimator-multiplier system. A researcher-specified weight determines the relative importance of the two components, allowing the selection rule to prioritize structural accuracy, multiplier stability, or a balance between them. The resulting selector is designed to reduce second-order finite-sample distortion while discouraging unstable multipliers, concentrated implied weights, and proximity to the feasible-probability boundary. Simulations show that the selected CRPD estimator remains approximately centered around the structural parameter while improving finite-sample stability. An empirical illustration using Owen's dairy-cow data shows that similar point estimates can correspond to different implied weighting schemes, highlighting the practical role of $γ$ as a curvature parameter in moment-based estimation.