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The literature has two types of fractional order statistics: an `ideal' (unobserved) type based on a beta distribution, and an observable type linearly interpolated between consecutive order statistics. We show convergence in distribution of the two types at an O(n-1) rate, which we also show...
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We propose a nonparametric method to construct confidence intervals for quantile marginal effects (i.e., derivatives of the conditional quantile function). Under certain conditions, a quantile marginal effect equals a causal (structural) effect in a general nonseparable model, or equals an...
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The literature has two types of fractional order statistics: an `ideal' (unobserved) type based on a beta distribution, and an observable type linearly interpolated between consecutive order statistics. From the nonparametric perspective of local smoothing, we examine inference on conditional...
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Using and extending fractional order statistic theory, we characterize the O(n−1) coverage probability error of the previously proposed confidence intervals for population quantiles using L-statistics as endpoints in Hutson (1999). We derive an analytic expression for the n−1 term,...
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We provide novel methods for inference on quantile treatment effects in both uncon- ditional and conditional (nonparametric) settings. These methods achieve high-order accuracy by using the probability integral transform and a Dirichlet (rather than Gaus- sian) reference distribution. We propose...
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