A theory of dichotomous valuation with applications to variable selection
@article{Hu2020ATO, title={A theory of dichotomous valuation with applications to variable selection}, author={Xingwei Hu}, journal={Econometric Reviews}, year={2020}, volume={39}, pages={1075 - 1099} }
Abstract An econometric or statistical model may undergo a marginal gain if we admit a new variable to the model, and a marginal loss if we remove an existing variable from the model. Assuming equality of opportunity among all candidate variables, we derive a valuation framework by the expected marginal gain and marginal loss in all potential modeling scenarios. However, marginal gain and loss are not symmetric; thus, we introduce three unbiased solutions. When used in variable selection, our…
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