Treffer: Joint restricted empirical likelihood and its applications for high-dimensional datasets.

Abstract.In this article, we introduce a new version of empirical likelihood functions known as joint restricted empirical likelihood (JREL). We then discuss various theoretical properties of the JREL, examining its applicability across datasets of varying sizes. To validate theoretical findings, we conduct a simulation study and apply our approach to analyze a real dataset. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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