REMEDIES FOR THE ERRORS-IN-VARIABLES problem often take the form of consistently estimable bounds on a parameter, the advantage of such remedies being that they require weaker assumptions than those needed for consistent estimation of the parameter itself. The seminal result is the "errors-in-variables bound " of Gini (1921), which
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