A new variable selection approach for varying coefficient models

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Xue-Jun Ma
Jing-Xiao Zhang
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[1] Renmin University of China,Center for Applied Statistics, School of Statistics
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Metrika | 2016年 / 79卷
关键词
Varying coefficient models; Variable selection; SCAD; Oracle property; 62G08;
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The varying coefficient models are very important tools to explore the hidden structure between the response variable and its predictors. However, variable selection and identification of varying coefficients of the models are poorly understood. In this paper, we develop a novel method to overcome these difficulties using local polynomial smoothing and the SCAD penalty. Under some regularity conditions, we show that the proposed procedure is consistent in separating the varying coefficients from the constant ones. The resulting estimator can be as efficient as the oracle. Simulation results confirm our theories. Finally, we study the Boston housing data using the proposed method.
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