Si-Yang Li, David van Dyk and Maximilian Autenreith's contribution to the Discussion of ‘Regression by composition’ by Farewell et al

Si-Yang Li; David A. van Dyk; Maximilian Autenrieth

doi:10.1093/jrsssb/qkag085

June 13, 2026Journal of the Royal Statistical Society Series B (Statistical Methodology)

Si-Yang Li, David van Dyk and Maximilian Autenreith's contribution to the Discussion of ‘Regression by composition’ by Farewell et al

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Explore contributions to the discussion on regression by composition in statistical analysis.
Review of the existing literature on regression by composition
Critical analysis of the methodologies presented by Farewell et al
Discussion of implications for future statistical research
Identification of key areas of contribution to regression analysis
Recommendations for enhancing statistical methods in research
Emphasis on the importance of collaborative discussion in advancing statistical techniques

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Discussion highlights contributions to regression by composition, suggesting novel statistical methods.

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Si-Yang Li, David van Dyk and Maximilian Autenreith's contribution to the Discussion of ‘Regression by composition’ by Farewell et al

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