Workshop on Robust Methods in Econometrics and Statistics

The Erasmus University, Rotterdam Campus

On Thursday 23 and Friday, 24 January 2023 the Econometric Institute will organise a workshop on Robust Methods in Econometrics and Statistics. This workshop brings together researchers in Robust Statistics and Econometrics. 

Date
Thursday 23 Jan 2025, 14:30 - Friday 24 Jan 2025, 11:15
Type
Workshop
Spoken Language
English
Room
ET-14
Building
E Building
Location
Campus Woudestein
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The primary focus of this workshop are the topics of robust and resistant methods in Econometrics. The workshop is intended as a meeting place for both methodological and applied researchers.

Programme

Thursday, 23 January

Time 
14:30-15:15 Andreas Alfons: a Robust correlation estimation with discrete rating-scale dat
15:30-16:15Ines Wilms: Robustness Aspects of Sparse Precision Matrices

Friday, 24 January

Time 
09:30-10:15Bent Nielsen: Least Trimmed Squares: Nuisance parameter free asymptotic
10:30-11:15Frank Kleibergen: Testing for misspecification in misspecified linear GMM

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More information

Econometric Institute, phone: +31 (0)10 408 12 59/ 12 64, Email: eb-secr@ese.eur.nl

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