We show that one weighing scheme is asymptotically equivalent to the likelihood ratio test and has finite sample guarantees for the test size under the null hypothesis unlike the LRT
2021
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- The cumulative probability of observed data maximized over the parametric family is considered and measures consistency of the data with this family
- The special form of the weighting function, which is the likelihood ratio evaluated in the plausibility estimates of the free parameters, guarantees that a value of ψ is selected into the plausibility region if the observed data belongs to the probability α events close to the plausibility estimate
- We have extended the plausibility framework by a weighing component
- It is clear that properties from plausibility carry over to weighted plausibility as long as the weighing does not depend on the data
- Comparing models corresponds to weighing by likelihood ratio
- In the high-dimensional data analysis, there are some important difference between the considered plausibility tests and the lms method. lms uses models coming from a conditional lasso model. lms can thereby reject a single co-variate while controlling family-wise error rates
- PLAUSIBLE MODEL COMPARISONS - SEPTEMBER 13, 2021 the plausibility function is stochastically larger than uniform, computing probabilities of all events proofs the lemma
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