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. 2009 Jan 26;96(1):221.
doi: 10.1093/biomet/asn073.

On semiparametric efficient inference for two-stage outcome-dependent sampling with a continuous outcome

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On semiparametric efficient inference for two-stage outcome-dependent sampling with a continuous outcome

Rui Song et al. Biometrika. .

Abstract

Outcome-dependent sampling designs have been shown to be a cost effective way to enhance study efficiency. We show that the outcome-dependent sampling design with a continuous outcome can be viewed as an extension of the two-stage case-control designs to the continuous-outcome case. We further show that the two-stage outcome-dependent sampling has a natural link with the missing-data and biased-sampling framework. Through the use of semiparametric inference and missing-data techniques, we show that a certain semiparametric maximum likelihood estimator is computationally convenient and achieves the semiparametric efficient information bound. We demonstrate this both theoretically and through simulation.

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