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Marginal maximum likelihood estimation and asymptotic theory for latent variable models in high dimensions
This work addresses a longstanding gap in the statistical foundations of marginal maximum likelihood estimation for high-dimensional latent variable models. Marginal maximum likelihood estimation is widely used to fit latent variable models across the social sciences, ecology, and machine learning.
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