Randomized trial demonstrates bias reduction in statistical inferences using advanced techniques.
We consider drawing statistical inferences based on data subject to non-Gaussian measurement error. The proposed strategy exploits hypercomplex numbers to reduce bias in naive estimation that ignores non-Gaussian measurement error. We apply this new method to several widely applicable parametric regression models with error-prone covariates, and kernel density estimation using error-contaminated data. The efficacy of this method in bias reduction is demonstrated in simulation studies and a real-life application in sports analytics.
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