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Bootstrapping Likelihood for Model Selection with Small Samplesby: Wei Pan
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Abstractthis report we compare model-selection performance of AIC, EIC, a bootstrap-smoothed likelihood crossvalidation (BCV) and its modification (632CV) in small-sample linear regression, logistic regression and Cox regression. Simulation results show that EIC largely overcomes AIC's over-fitting problem and that BCV may be better than EIC. Hence, the three methods based on bootstrapping the likelihood establish themselves as important alternatives to AIC in model selection with small samples. Key words: AIC; Cox regression; Cross-validation; EIC; Linear regression; Logistic regression; Maximum likelihood. 1. INTRODUCTION
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