Misclassification of a binary response variable and nonrandom sample selection are data issues frequently encountered by empirical researchers. For cases in which both issues feature simultaneously in a data set, we formulate a sample selection model for a misclassified binary outcome in which the conditional probabilities of misclassification are allowed to depend on covariates. Assuming the availability of validation data, the pseudo-maximum likelihood technique can be used to estimate the model. The performance of the estimator accounting for misclassification and sample selection is compared to that of estimators offering partial corrections. An empirical example illustrates the proposed framework
Includes bibliographical references (p. 96-98).In a variety of regression applications, measurement ...
Three Bayesian approaches are considered for the selection of binomial proportion parameters when da...
Sample selection bias plays an important role when estimating the effects of covari-ates on an outco...
Most empirical work in the social sciences is based on observational data that are often both incomp...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 106-109).Binary misclassification is a common occurrence in ...
This paper examines the effect of mismeasured discrete regressors in binary choice models. I examine...
Sample selection models attempt to correct for non-randomly selected data in a two-model hierarchy w...
In this paper we propose a general framework to deal with datasets where a binary outcome is subject...
Abstract In this paper, we provide a general framework to deal with the presence of misclassiÿcation...
This paper considers estimation of success probabilities of categorical binary data subject to miscl...
Estimated associations between an outcome variable and misclassified covariates tend to be biased wh...
The statistical evaluation of the reliability of binary tests and inspections is a challenging endea...
In this paper we propose a general framework to deal with datasets where a binary outcome is subject...
Survey data are often subject to various types of errors such as misclassification. In this article,...
Purpose: Misclassification of a binary outcome can introduce bias in estimation of the odds-ratio as...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 96-98).In a variety of regression applications, measurement ...
Three Bayesian approaches are considered for the selection of binomial proportion parameters when da...
Sample selection bias plays an important role when estimating the effects of covari-ates on an outco...
Most empirical work in the social sciences is based on observational data that are often both incomp...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 106-109).Binary misclassification is a common occurrence in ...
This paper examines the effect of mismeasured discrete regressors in binary choice models. I examine...
Sample selection models attempt to correct for non-randomly selected data in a two-model hierarchy w...
In this paper we propose a general framework to deal with datasets where a binary outcome is subject...
Abstract In this paper, we provide a general framework to deal with the presence of misclassiÿcation...
This paper considers estimation of success probabilities of categorical binary data subject to miscl...
Estimated associations between an outcome variable and misclassified covariates tend to be biased wh...
The statistical evaluation of the reliability of binary tests and inspections is a challenging endea...
In this paper we propose a general framework to deal with datasets where a binary outcome is subject...
Survey data are often subject to various types of errors such as misclassification. In this article,...
Purpose: Misclassification of a binary outcome can introduce bias in estimation of the odds-ratio as...
Includes bibliographical references (p. 96-98).In a variety of regression applications, measurement ...
Three Bayesian approaches are considered for the selection of binomial proportion parameters when da...
Sample selection bias plays an important role when estimating the effects of covari-ates on an outco...