Analysis with Mismeasured Responses

In many settings, precise measurements of variables are difficult or expensive to obtain. Both response and covariate variables are equally likely to be mismeasured. Measurement error in covariates has received extensive research interest. A large body of analysis methods, as discussed in the aforementioned chapters, has been developed in the literature. Issues on mismeasured responses, on the other hand, have been relatively less explored.

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