Ick Hoon Jin

Assistant Professor

Yonsei University
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Dr. Ick Hoon Jin is an Assistant Professor at Yonsei University in South Korea. His research focuses on various areas including educational assessment systems, innovation in school systems, and Bayesian modeling. Recent publications highlight his work on statistical modeling approaches for understanding complex data, including social networks and cognitive assessments.

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2025

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2024

Data integration has become increasingly popular owing to the availability of multiple data sources. This study considered quantile regression estimation when a key covariate had multiple proxies across several datasets. In a unified estimation procedure, the proposed method incorporates multiple proxies that have both linear and nonlinear relationships with the unobserved covariates. The proposed approach allows the inference of both the quantile function and unobserved covariates and does not require the quantile function's linearity. Simulation studies have demonstrated that this methodology successfully integrates multiple proxies and reveals quantile relationships for a wide range of nonlinear data. The proposed method is applied to administrative data obtained from the Survey of Household Finances and Living Conditions provided by Statistics Korea, to specify the relationship between assets and salary income in the presence of multiple income records.

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2023

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2022

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Minjeong Jeon

University of California

UNITED STATES
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Sun Jae Jung

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SOUTH KOREA
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Jongho Im

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SOUTH KOREA
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