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Comparison of frequentist and Bayesian regularization in structural equation modeling.
Ross Jacobucci1, Kevin J Grimm2
1University of Notre Dame.
Summary
This study compares regularization methods in structural equation modeling (SEM) across frequentist and Bayesian frameworks. It highlights similarities and differences, particularly with new Bayesian techniques, using ridge and lasso examples.
Area of Science:
- Statistical modeling
- Psychometrics
- Computational statistics
Background:
- Regularization techniques are increasingly vital in structural equation modeling (SEM).
- Limited research compares regularization across frequentist and Bayesian estimation frameworks.
- Recent advancements in Bayesian regularization warrant focused investigation.
Purpose of the Study:
- To compare regularization approaches (ridge, lasso) in SEM across frequentist and Bayesian estimation.
- To identify similarities and distinctions between these estimation frameworks.
- To highlight recent developments in Bayesian regularization methods.
Main Methods:
- Utilized two empirical examples to demonstrate regularization techniques.
- Applied both ridge and lasso regularization methods.
- Compared frequentist and Bayesian estimation approaches for SEM.
Main Results:
- Demonstrated practical application of ridge and lasso regularization in SEM.
- Illustrated similarities and differences in parameter estimates and model fit across estimation frameworks.
- Provided insights into software implementation for Bayesian regularization.
Conclusions:
- Regularization in SEM shows both convergence and divergence between frequentist and Bayesian methods.
- Further research is needed to synthesize findings across both frameworks.
- Advocates for increased cross-framework evaluation to advance SEM methodology.
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