User:Wikiacc/Carolineneil's econometrics articles

Carolineneil was a front for teams of graduate students that wrote new articles in chemistry and econometrics for the paper "Science Is Shaped by Wikipedia: Evidence From a Randomized Control Trial" / m:Research:Impact of Wikipedia on Academic Science.

This page exists to coordinate efforts to improve the quality of the material they contributed.

Discussions about the user's contributions:

• Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Chemistry/Archive 37#More suspect articles by same editor (October 2015)
• Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/IncidentArchive907#Almost two dozen articles, apparently robocreated (December 2015)
• Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/IncidentArchive957#Prolific long term editor not reading talk page or dealing with issues (June 2017)
• Wikipedia:Administrators' noticeboard/IncidentArchive965#Single purpose account for mass adding articles by a number of PhD students for paid experiment on Wikipedia (September 2017)
• Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Medicine/Archive 103#Wikipedia's effects on science (September 2017)
• Wikipedia:Conflict of interest/Noticeboard/Archive 120#Paid editing experiment (October 2017)
• Wikipedia:Village pump (miscellaneous)/Archive 56#A science experiment run on Wikipedia without notification (October 2017)
• Wikipedia talk:What Wikipedia is not/Archive 54#Wikipedia is Not a Laboratory (October 2017)
• Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Statistics/Archive 6#Distribution-free maximum likelihood for binary responses and other goodies (December 2017)

Also:

• User talk:Bender235/2019 archive#Carolineneil's econometrics articles (October 2019)

See also AFD links below.

Econometrics articles

1. Draft:Estimating The Peer Effect in A Network Model (declined/abandoned)
2. Draft:Duration models with multiple spells (declined/abandoned)
3. Draft:Three-Stage Least Squares Estimator (declined/abandoned)
4. Draft:Competing Risk Models for Duration Data (declined/abandoned)
5. Draft:Stock Sampling (Stock data) (declined/abandoned)
6. Cross-equation restrictions to achieve identification (speedy deleted, after which Carolineneil added the content directly to Simultaneous equations model#Using cross-equation restrictions to achieve identification [1])
7. Different Instruments for Different Equations (deleted December 2015, AFD)
8. Probit model for panel data with heterogeneity and endogenous explanatory variables (deleted October 2019, AFD; first AFD in March 2016 failed)
9. Neglected Heterogeneity in Tobit Model (deleted October 2017 by PROD)
10. Endogeneity in multinomial response models (deleted May 2019, AFD)
11. Draft:Dynamic Unobserved Effects Tobit Model (merged to Tobit model and then to Dynamic unobserved effects model#Censored dependent variable)
12. Draft:Inference When The Numbers of Clusters Is Small (merged)
13. Draft:Concentrating Parameters Out of the Objective Function (merged)
14. Distribution-free maximum likelihood for binary responses (merged)
15. Synthetic controls (merged)
16. Pooled QMLE for Poisson Models (merged)
17. Random and fixed effects instrumental variables methods (merged)
18. Smoothed maximum score estimator (merged)
19. Maximum likelihood estimation with flow data (merged)
20. First differencing approach to instrumental variables (merged)
21. Duration models with time-varying data (merged)
22. Two-step M-estimators involving MLE (merged)
23. Robustness/efficiency trade-off in simultaneous equations models (merged)
24. Binary response model with latent variable (merged to Probit model#Performance under misspecification)
25. Endogeneity with an exponential regression function (merged to Instrumental variables estimation and then to Control function (econometrics))
26. Truncated normal hurdle model
27. Stock sampling
28. Optimal instruments
29. Draft:Multivalued Treatments (duplicate) / Multivalued treatment
30. Discrete-time proportional hazards
31. Generated regressor
32. Two-step M-estimators
33. Flow sampling
34. Maximum score estimator
35. Testing in binary response index models
36. Dynamic unobserved effects model
37. Binary response model with continuous endogenous explanatory variables
38. Unobserved heterogeneity in duration models
39. Roy model
40. Multiple treatments
41. Cross-sectional and panel fractional models
42. Fixed-effect Poisson model
43. Control function (econometrics)
44. Chamberlain's approach to unobserved effects models
45. Partial likelihood methods for panel data