Infinite Diameter Confidence Sets in a Model for Publication Bias

12/19/2019
by   Jonas Moss, et al.
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There is no confidence set of guaranteed finite diameter for the mean and heterogeneity parameters in the selection function publication bias meta-analysis model where the selection function is a step function. The proof is based on a minor generalization of the Gleser-Hwang theorem.

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