Sample selection models deal with the situation in which an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-randomly selected sample of the population. The estimation of these models is based on a binary equation, which describes the selection process, and an outcome equation, which is used to examine the substantive question of interest. Classic sample selection models assume a priori that continuous covariates have a linear or pre-specified non-linear relationship to the outcome, and that the distribution linking the two equations is bivariate normal. We introduce the R package SemiParSampleSel which implements copula regression spline sample selection models. The proposed implementation can deal with non-random sample selection, non...
Sample-selection issues are common problems in empirical studies of labor economics and other applie...
We introduce a framework for estimating the effect that a binary treatment has on a binary outcome i...
The copula-based modeling of multivariate distributions with continuous margins is presented as a su...
Sample selection models deal with the situation in which an outcome of interest is observed for a r...
It is often the case that an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-randomly selected ...
AbstractIt is often the case that an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-randomly s...
We provide a detailed hands-on tutorial for the R package SemiParSampleSel (version 1.5). The packag...
Non-random sample selection is a commonplace amongst many e mpirical studies and it app...
Non-random sample selection arises when observations do not come from a random sample. Instead, indi...
Missing not at random (MNAR) data poses key challenges for statistical inference because the model o...
Missing not at random (MNAR) data pose key challenges for statistical inference because the substant...
By a theorem due to Sklar, a multivariate distribution can be represented in terms of its underlying...
Sample selection models are employed when an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-ra...
Heckman-type selection models have been used to adjust HIV prevalence estimates for selection bias, ...
This paper describes the implementation of Heckman-type sample selection models in R. We discuss the...
Sample-selection issues are common problems in empirical studies of labor economics and other applie...
We introduce a framework for estimating the effect that a binary treatment has on a binary outcome i...
The copula-based modeling of multivariate distributions with continuous margins is presented as a su...
Sample selection models deal with the situation in which an outcome of interest is observed for a r...
It is often the case that an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-randomly selected ...
AbstractIt is often the case that an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-randomly s...
We provide a detailed hands-on tutorial for the R package SemiParSampleSel (version 1.5). The packag...
Non-random sample selection is a commonplace amongst many e mpirical studies and it app...
Non-random sample selection arises when observations do not come from a random sample. Instead, indi...
Missing not at random (MNAR) data poses key challenges for statistical inference because the model o...
Missing not at random (MNAR) data pose key challenges for statistical inference because the substant...
By a theorem due to Sklar, a multivariate distribution can be represented in terms of its underlying...
Sample selection models are employed when an outcome of interest is observed for a restricted non-ra...
Heckman-type selection models have been used to adjust HIV prevalence estimates for selection bias, ...
This paper describes the implementation of Heckman-type sample selection models in R. We discuss the...
Sample-selection issues are common problems in empirical studies of labor economics and other applie...
We introduce a framework for estimating the effect that a binary treatment has on a binary outcome i...
The copula-based modeling of multivariate distributions with continuous margins is presented as a su...