2020
DOI: 10.1080/02331888.2020.1867857
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Asymptotic properties for the estimators in heteroscedastic semiparametric EV models with α-mixing errors

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“…Under the condition of complete data, the research on a semiparametric regression model and a semiparametric EV model has obtained many ideal results. For example, Jiang [11] proposed an average least squares estimator for an unknown parameter β and discussed the properties of the new estimator; Wu [12] proposed a ridge-type estimator for the unknown parameter in a semiparametric EV model with linear measurement errors; Xi et al [13] proved the asymptotic properties for the estimators of β, g(•), and f(•) based on α-mixing random errors; Cui and Li [14] presented the asymptotic distributions for estimators of β, g(•), and error variance; Zhou et al [15] considered estimation and inference procedures for a fxed-efects model. It should be noted that most of the studies on semiparametric regression models are discussed in the context of complete data.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Under the condition of complete data, the research on a semiparametric regression model and a semiparametric EV model has obtained many ideal results. For example, Jiang [11] proposed an average least squares estimator for an unknown parameter β and discussed the properties of the new estimator; Wu [12] proposed a ridge-type estimator for the unknown parameter in a semiparametric EV model with linear measurement errors; Xi et al [13] proved the asymptotic properties for the estimators of β, g(•), and f(•) based on α-mixing random errors; Cui and Li [14] presented the asymptotic distributions for estimators of β, g(•), and error variance; Zhou et al [15] considered estimation and inference procedures for a fxed-efects model. It should be noted that most of the studies on semiparametric regression models are discussed in the context of complete data.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%