Dropping variables versus use of proxy variables in linear regression
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- Admissible linear estimators in restricted linear models
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- Correction to Estimation of parameters in a linear model
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Cited in
(5)- PMSE performance of the Stein-rule and positive-part Stein-rule estimators in a regression model with or without proxy variables
- The effects of the proxy information on the iterative Stein-rule estimator of the disturbance variance
- PMSE dominance of the positive-part shrinkage estimator in a regression model with proxy variables
- The role of proxy information in missing data analysis
- MSE-improvement of the least squares estimator by dropping variables
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