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In a high-dimensional linear regression model, we propose a new procedure for testing statistical significance of a subset of regression coefficients. Specifically, we employ the partial covariances between the response variable and the tested covariates to obtain a test statistic. The resulting...
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type="main" xml:id="jtsa12019-abs-0001"This article proposes a hybrid bootstrap approach to approximate the augmented Dickey–Fuller test by perturbing both the residual sequence and the minimand of the objective function. Since innovations can be dependent, this allows the inclusion of...
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In regression with a vector of quantitative predictors, sufficient dimension reduction methods can effectively reduce the predictor dimension, while preserving full regression information and assuming no parametric model. However, all current reduction methods require the sample size n to be...
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The penalized least squares approach with smoothly clipped absolute deviation penalty has been consistently demonstrated to be an attractive regression shrinkage and selection method. It not only automatically and consistently selects the important variables, but also produces estimators which...
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We propose an improved Akaike information criterion (AICc) for generalized log-gamma regression models, which include the extreme-value and normal regression models as special cases. Moreover, we extend our proposed criterion to situations when the data contain censored observations. Monte Carlo...
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We employ Lasso shrinkage within the context of sufficient dimension reduction to obtain a shrinkage sliced inverse regression estimator, which provides easier interpretations and better prediction accuracy without assuming a parametric model. The shrinkage sliced inverse regression approach can...
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