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Optimal minimax rates of specification testing with data-driven bandwidth
Abstract This study investigates optimal minimax rates of specification testing for linear and non-linear instrumental variable regression models. The test constructed by non-parametric kernel techniques can be rate optimal when bandwidths are selected appropriately. Since bandwidths are often selected in a data-dependent way in empirical studies, the rate-optimality of the test with data-driven bandwidths is investigated. While least squares cross-validation selects bandwidths that are optimal for estimation, it is shown not to be optimal for testing. Thus, we propose a novel bandwidth selection method for testing, the performance of which is investigated in a simulation study.
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