Robustness in High-Dimensional Inference Tasks
Talkat Robust and High-Dimensional Statistics (Simons Institute workshop, 2018) · 2018-10-29..11-02·
summary
Claims a practical test for a single linear coefficient that works when the regression vector is dense, using an IV-style rewrite of the null and a constrained debiased estimator that enforces bounded residuals and variance estimation. Proves a new minimax detection boundary via the concept of uniform non-testability, shows the method controls Type I error when p is exponentially larger than n and outperforms standard debiasing in simulations and in breast‑cancer and macroeconomic examples.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:05Setting
- 4:55Plot
- 6:45Literature Review
- 14:44Moment Condition
- 15:34Constraint Dancing
- 20:47Linear Contrast
- 26:29Conditions
- 28:24Linear Model
- 29:01Robustness Property
- 31:53Uniform NonTestability
- 36:18Numerical Experiments
- 37:48Plots
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