High-Breakdown Inference for Mixed Linear Models
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混合线性模型的高崩溃点稳健推断
- 研究问题
- 当混合线性模型偏离精确多元正态假设、少量异常观测可能显著影响估计时，如何开展稳健参数估计和多元假设检验？
- 方法与思路
- 作者为一般混合线性模型提出高崩溃点 S 估计量，研究渐近推断与异常个体诊断，并考察稳健得分型检验。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，论文提出兼顾协变量的稳健估计和推断方法，以模拟及三个数据集展示表现，并讨论与已有稳健估计的比较。
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- 应核对污染模型、崩溃点的定义及条件、S 估计的计算方式，以及稳健检验的校准和比较实验设置。
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原文摘要
Mixed linear models are used to analyze data in many settings. These models have a multivariate normal formulation in most cases. The maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) or the residual MLE (REML) is usually chosen to estimate the parameters. However, the latter are based on the strong assumption of exact multivariate normality. Welsh and Richardson have shown that these estimators are not robust to small deviations from multivariate normality. This means that in practice a small proportion of data (even only one) can drive the value of the estimates on their own. Because the model is multivariate, we propose a high-breakdown robust estimator for very general mixed linear models that include, for example, covariates. This robust estimator belongs to the class of S-estimators, from which we can derive asymptotic properties for inference. We also use it as a diagnostic tool to detect outlying subjects. We discuss the advantages of this estimator compared with other robust estimators proposed previously and illustrate its performance with simulation studies and analysis of three datasets. We also consider robust inference for multivariate hypotheses as an alternative to the classical F-test by using a robust score-type test statistic proposed by Heritier and Ronchetti, and study its properties through simulations and analysis of real data.