A Reminder of the Fallibility of the Wald Statistic: Likelihood Explanation

By Y. Pawitan. 2000

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Subfields: Management Science and Operations Research, Statistics and Probability

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In Management Science and Operations Research

1. D. V. van Dyk
2. Xiao-Li Meng

In Statistics and Probability

1. Xiao-Li Meng
2. D. V. van Dyk
3. Andrew Gelman
4. James P. Hobert
5. J. Hadfield
6. Galin L. Jones
7. Taeyoung Park
8. Bruno Sudret

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• The Art of Data Augmentation (2001, background): “But it is not pathological as such triangular shape posteriors/likelihoods do occur with real-data modeling, even for normal one-way random effects analysis [e.g., see Pawitan (2000) for a triangular shape likelihood contour plot for a dataset on estrogen level from postmenopausal women].”