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Generalized Additive Partial Linear Models With High-dimensional Covariates
【2013.7.4 2:30-3:30pm,S703】

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 2013-7-2 

  Colloquia & Seminars 

  Speaker

      

   Prof. Hua Liang (University of Rochester Medical Center)  

  Title

  

  Generalized Additive Partial Linear Models With High-dimensional Covariates              

 

  Time

    2013.7.4 2:30—3:30pm                                      

  Venue

  S703

  Abstract

    We study generalized additive partial linear models when the dimensions of both nonlinear and linear covariates diverge with the sample size. We are interested in which components (including parametric and nonparametric ones) are non-zero. The additive nonparametric functions are approximated by polynomial splines. We propose a doubly penalized procedure to obtain an initial estimate and then use the adaptive LASSO to identify non-zero components and to obtain the final selection and estimation results. We establish selection and estimation consistency of the estimator as well as asymptotic normality for the estimator of the parametric components by employing a penalized quasi-likelihood. Thus our estimator is shown to have an asymptotic oracle property. Monte Carlo simulations show the proposed procedure works well with moderate sample sizes. An empirical example is examined to illustrate the application of the method.

  Affiliation

     

 2013-7-2 

  Colloquia & Seminars 

  Speaker

      

   Prof. Hua Liang (University of Rochester Medical Center)  

  Title

  

  Generalized Additive Partial Linear Models With High-dimensional Covariates              

 

  Time

    2013.7.4 2:30—3:30pm                                      

  Venue

  S703

  Abstract

    We study generalized additive partial linear models when the dimensions of both nonlinear and linear covariates diverge with the sample size. We are interested in which components (including parametric and nonparametric ones) are non-zero. The additive nonparametric functions are approximated by polynomial splines. We propose a doubly penalized procedure to obtain an initial estimate and then use the adaptive LASSO to identify non-zero components and to obtain the final selection and estimation results. We establish selection and estimation consistency of the estimator as well as asymptotic normality for the estimator of the parametric components by employing a penalized quasi-likelihood. Thus our estimator is shown to have an asymptotic oracle property. Monte Carlo simulations show the proposed procedure works well with moderate sample sizes. An empirical example is examined to illustrate the application of the method.

  Affiliation

     

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