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The price of a weak shadow variable: inference under nonignorable missingness as relevance vanishes T15EJSPCNG

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Kindpreprint
CreatorsMichael Bücker
Date2026-10-10
Subjectsarxiv stat.ME, arxiv math.ST, arxiv stat.TH
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e1: version, preprint

Date2026-10-10
IdsarXiv 2610.14695

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