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Model selection: Is AIC enough or should one compute the p-value in model selection (and if yes to how to do it?)?
You've got the formula for the AIC wrong.
The Akaike information criterion (AIC) is defined as:
$$
\begin{aligned}
\operatorname{AIC}
= -2 \log\left\{\ell(\hat{\theta} | y)\right\} + 2k
\end{...
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Model selection in simultaneous ARMA-GARCH modeling without AIC
Model selection should be guided by an explicit goal. Different goals may justify different models.
Among information criteria, there are several alternatives AIC such as BIC, HQIC and more. They have ...
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Model selection criteria that represent a compromise between AIC and BIC
There is the Hannan–Quinn information criterion (HQIC):
$$
\text{HQ}=-2L_{\text{max}}+2k\ln(\ln(n))
$$
where $L_{\text{max}}$ is the maximized log-likelihood, $k$ is the number of parameters, and $n$ ...
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AIC and BIC in GEE
The AIC does not exist for GEE models, because AIC is calculated from the likelihood and GEE models are not derived from a likelihood. Similarly the BIC does not exist for GEE models.
Instead, the QIC ...
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