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Empirical Likelihood Diagnosis of Modal Linear Regression Models

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In this paper, we investigate the empirical likelihood diagnosis of modal linear regression models. The empirical likelihood ratio function based on modal regression estimation method for the regression coefficient is introduced. First, the estimation equation based on empirical likelihood method is established. Then, some diagnostic statistics are proposed. At last, we also examine the performance of proposed method for finite sample sizes through simulation study.
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Wang, S. , Zheng, L. and Dai, J. (2014) Empirical Likelihood Diagnosis of Modal Linear Regression Models. Journal of Applied Mathematics and Physics, 2, 948-952. doi: 10.4236/jamp.2014.210107
 

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