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UNIFORMLY VALID POST-REGULARIZATION CONFIDENCE REGIONS FOR MANY FUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS IN Z-ESTIMATION FRAMEWORK.


ABSTRACT: In this paper, we develop procedures to construct simultaneous confidence bands for p˜ potentially infinite-dimensional parameters after model selection for general moment condition models where p˜ is potentially much larger than the sample size of available data, n. This allows us to cover settings with functional response data where each of the p˜ parameters is a function. The procedure is based on the construction of score functions that satisfy Neyman orthogonality condition approximately. The proposed simultaneous confidence bands rely on uniform central limit theorems for high-dimensional vectors (and not on Donsker arguments as we allow for p˜?n ). To construct the bands, we employ a multiplier bootstrap procedure which is computationally efficient as it only involves resampling the estimated score functions (and does not require resolving the high-dimensional optimization problems). We formally apply the general theory to inference on regression coefficient process in the distribution regression model with a logistic link, where two implementations are analyzed in detail. Simulations and an application to real data are provided to help illustrate the applicability of the results.

SUBMITTER: Belloni A 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC6449050 | biostudies-literature | 2018 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature

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UNIFORMLY VALID POST-REGULARIZATION CONFIDENCE REGIONS FOR MANY FUNCTIONAL PARAMETERS IN Z-ESTIMATION FRAMEWORK.

Belloni Alexandre A   Chernozhukov Victor V   Chetverikov Denis D   Wei Ying Y  

Annals of statistics 20180911 6B


In this paper, we develop procedures to construct simultaneous confidence bands for p ˜ potentially infinite-dimensional parameters after model selection for general moment condition models where p ˜ is potentially much larger than the sample size of available data, <i>n</i>. This allows us to cover settings with functional response data where each of the p ˜ parameters is a function. The procedure is based on the construction of score functions that satisfy Neyman orthogonality condition  ...[more]

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