
Cauchit Regression Inference for Ordinal Responses
Source:R/inference_ordinal_cauchit.R
InferenceOrdinalCauchitRegr.RdCauchit-link cumulative-odds ordinal regression: \(P(Y \le k \mid w, x) =
F_{\mathrm{Cauchy}}(\alpha_k - \beta_T w - \beta_X^\top x)\), where
\(F_{\mathrm{Cauchy}}\) is the standard Cauchy CDF, \(\alpha_k\) are
category-specific cutpoints, and \(\beta_T\) is the treatment log-odds
coefficient on the cauchit scale (proportional-odds-style shift common to all
categories). Fit by maximum likelihood. The heavy-tailed Cauchy link is
markedly less sensitive to outlying/extreme response categories than the
logit or probit link, at the cost of a less familiar effect-size
interpretation. likelihood_tier = "full": exposes likelihood-ratio,
score, gradient, and parametric-likelihood-bootstrap inference in addition to
the Wald/asymptotic and Bayesian-bootstrap paths.
References
Agresti, A. (2010). Analysis of Ordinal Categorical Data (2nd ed.). Wiley. Ch. 3-4 (cumulative link models).
See also
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ordinal_regression, https://www.statsmodels.org/stable/discretemod.html for an analogous Python cumulative-link API.
Super class
Inference -> InferenceOrdinalCauchitRegr
Methods
Public methods
+ inherited public methods from Inference
Inference$capabilities()Inference$compute_asymp_confidence_interval()Inference$compute_asymp_two_sided_pval()Inference$compute_estimate()Inference$compute_exact_confidence_interval()Inference$compute_exact_two_sided_pval_for_treatment_effect()Inference$duplicate()Inference$get_analysis_data()Inference$get_covariates()Inference$get_design_object()Inference$get_model_formula()Inference$get_nonestimable_reason()Inference$get_nonestimable_stage()Inference$get_optimization_alg()Inference$get_response()Inference$get_response_type()Inference$get_treatment()Inference$initialize()Inference$is_nonestimable()Inference$set_optimization_alg()Inference$set_seed()Inference$supports()