On Bayesian robust regression with diverging number of predictors
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Abstract: This paper concerns the robust regression model when the number of predictors and the number of observations grow in a similar rate. Theory for M-estimators in this regime has been recently developed by several authors [El Karoui et al., 2013, Bean et al., 2013, Donoho and Montanari, 2013]. Motivated by the inability of M-estimators to successfully estimate the Euclidean norm of the coefficient vector, we consider a Bayesian framework for this model. We suggest a two-component mixture of normals prior for the coefficients and develop a Gibbs sampler procedure for sampling from relevant posterior distributions, while utilizing a scale mixture of normal representation for the error distribution . Unlike M-estimators, the proposed Bayes estimator is consistent in the Euclidean norm sense. Simulation results demonstrate the superiority of the Bayes estimator over traditional estimation methods.
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