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Towards a unification of second-order theory for likelihood and marginal composite likelihood: Table 1
2015
Biometrika
Theory is developed to show that second-order distributional behaviour of pseudolikelihood ratios can be modified to resemble that of likelihood counterparts by means of a suitable adjustment. The latter is conceived to enable the Bartlett correction for pseudolikelihood ratios when inference focuses on a scalar parameter. The proposed methodology can be framed in the likelihood setting where it can be interpreted as a device to achieve secondorder accurate inference that takes into an account
doi:10.1093/biomet/asv056
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