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Closest empirical distribution estimation

Manski, Charles F. - 1981

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Structural models for discrete data : the analysis of discret chaice

Manski, Charles F. - 1980

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Learning and decision making when subjective probabilities have subjective domains

Manski, Charles F. - 1980

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Structural analysis of discrete data with econometric applications

Manski, Charles F. (ed.) - 1981

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Adaptive estimation on non-linear regressions models

Manski, Charles F. - In: Econometric reviews 3 (1984) 2, pp. 195-208

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Revue des travaux récents sur lʹestimation des modèles économétriques sous des hypothèses affaiblies

Manski, Charles F. - In: Equilibres macroéconomiques : robustesse des …, (pp. 67-91). 1984

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Semiparametric analysis of discrete response : asymptomatic properties of the maximum score estimator

Manski, Charles F. - In: Journal of econometrics 27 (1985) 3, pp. 313-333

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Linear prediction of the limit of a partial adjustment process

Lerman, Steven R.; Manski, Charles F. - 1981

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Bounding disagreements about treatment effects : a case study of sentencing and recidivism

Manski, Charles F.; Nagin, Daniel - 1996 - Rev

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The quantile performance of statistical treatment rules using hypothesis tests to allocate a population to two treatments

Manski, Charles F.; Tetenov, Aleksey - 2014

This paper modifies the Wald development of statistical decision theory to offer new perspective on the performance of certain statistical treatment rules. We study the quantile performance of test rules, ones that use the outcomes of hypothesis tests to allocate a population to two treatments....

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