A generalization of the Benjamini-Hochberg procedure controls the FDR curve below any specified level in location families, and the standard procedure simultaneously controls the entire curve for free.
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PRx combines kernel weight localization with predictive recursion for fast semiparametric density regression, yielding consistent estimators for unmixed parameters and competitive performance at low computational cost.
PRADAS derives a Bayes-optimal mirror statistic for any splitting scheme, establishes asymptotic FDR control under weak dependence, and optimizes the split ratio as a stopping time to improve power over standard equal-split methods.
Domino guarantees k-bFDR control under arbitrary dependence via the closure principle, extending boundary FDR methods to general settings for both p-values and e-values.
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Simultaneous false discovery rate control in location families
A generalization of the Benjamini-Hochberg procedure controls the FDR curve below any specified level in location families, and the standard procedure simultaneously controls the entire curve for free.
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Fast Semiparametric Density Regression with Weight-localized Predictive Recursion
PRx combines kernel weight localization with predictive recursion for fast semiparametric density regression, yielding consistent estimators for unmixed parameters and competitive performance at low computational cost.
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PRADAS: PRior-Assisted DAta Splitting for False Discovery Rate Control
PRADAS derives a Bayes-optimal mirror statistic for any splitting scheme, establishes asymptotic FDR control under weak dependence, and optimizes the split ratio as a stopping time to improve power over standard equal-split methods.
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Generalized Boundary FDR Control under Arbitrary Dependence: An Approach on Closure Principle
Domino guarantees k-bFDR control under arbitrary dependence via the closure principle, extending boundary FDR methods to general settings for both p-values and e-values.