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Living Synthetic Benchmarks: A Neutral and Cumulative Framework for Simulation Studies
Simulation studies are widely used to evaluate statistical methods. However, new methods are often introduced and evaluated using data-generating mechanisms (DGMs) devised by the same authors. This coupling creates misaligned incentives, e.g., the need to demonstrate the superiority of new methods,
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