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In longitudinal data analysis with dropouts, despite its local efficiency in theory, the augmented inverse probability weighted (AIPW) estimator hardly achieves the semiparametric efficiency bound in practice, even if the variance–covariance of the longitudinal outcomes is correctly modeled....
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This paper presents a unified framework of stationary ARMA processes for discrete-valued time series based on Pegram's [Pegram, G.G.S., 1980. An autoregressive model for multilag markov chains. J. Appl. Probab. 17, 350-362] mixing operator. Such a stochastic operator appears to be more flexible...
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A class of autoregressive moving-average (ARMA) models proposed by Jørgensen and Song [Journal of Applied Probability (1998), vol. 35, pp. 78-92] with exponential dispersion model margins are useful to deal with non-normal stationary time series with high-order autocorrelation. One property...
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In this article, we focus on the circumstances in quasi-likelihood inference that the estimation accuracy of mean structure parameters is guaranteed by correct specification of the first moment, but the estimation efficiency could be diminished due to misspecification of the second moment. We...
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This paper concerns the analysis of discrete-valued time series using a class of categorical ARMA models recently proposed by Biswas and Song (2009). Such ARMA processes are flexible to model discrete-valued time series, allowing a wide range of marginal distributions such as binomial,...
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