Modeling Misclassification in Spousal Violence Reporting: Evidence from Bayesian Quantile Regression

James Stamey; Joon Jin Song; Mohammad Arshad Rahman; Yoo-Mi Chin

arxiv: 2605.15428 · v1 · pith:QDPGSJFVnew · submitted 2026-05-14 · 📊 stat.ME

Modeling Misclassification in Spousal Violence Reporting: Evidence from Bayesian Quantile Regression

Joon Jin Song , Mohammad Arshad Rahman , Yoo-Mi Chin , James Stamey This is my paper

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keywords bayesian quantile regressionmisclassificationbinary outcomesspousal violencemcmclatent variablefalse negativefalse positive

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Bayesian quantile regression for misclassified binary outcomes introduces a latent true response and models false negative and false positive errors separately.

A machine-rendered reading of the paper's core claim, the machinery that carries it, and where it could break.

The paper develops a Bayesian quantile regression method tailored to binary outcomes that suffer from misclassification, such as self-reports of spousal violence. It adds an unobserved true response variable and parameterizes the probabilities of false negatives and false positives in the observed reports. A dedicated MCMC algorithm estimates all components together. Simulations across different misclassification rates and priors show gains over standard models that ignore errors. When fit to real spousal violence data, the approach finds underreporting exceeds overreporting at most quantiles and produces different estimates for how employment and household wealth relate to the outcome.

Core claim

A Bayesian quantile regression framework for misclassified binary outcomes introduces a latent true response and explicitly models false negative and false positive reporting errors. Estimation uses a novel Markov chain Monte Carlo algorithm. Simulations under varying priors and misclassification rates show better performance than models that ignore misclassification. Applied to self-reported spousal violence data, the method indicates underreporting exceeds overreporting across quantiles and that correcting for misclassification can change substantive conclusions about associations with employment status and household wealth after adjusting for socio-demographic factors.

What carries the argument

A latent true binary response variable together with separate parameters for false-negative and false-positive misclassification probabilities, estimated jointly by a custom MCMC sampler inside the Bayesian quantile regression.

Load-bearing premise

Misclassification rates for underreporting and overreporting can be identified and estimated separately from the quantile-specific covariate effects without destabilizing the MCMC procedure.

What would settle it

Apply the model to a dataset where true misclassification rates are known from an external validation study and check whether the corrected quantile estimates recover the known underlying associations more closely than an uncorrected model.

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Quantile regression extends regression analysis beyond the conditional mean, providing a richer characterization of covariate effects across the outcome distribution. For sensitive binary outcomes, however, misclassification due to underreporting can substantially bias inference. We propose a Bayesian quantile regression framework for misclassified binary outcomes that introduces a latent true response and explicitly models false negative and false positive reporting errors. Estimation is performed through a novel Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithm. Simulation studies under varying prior specifications and misclassification rates demonstrate improved performance over models that ignore misclassification. We apply the method to self-reported spousal violence data, examining associations with employment status and household wealth while adjusting for socio-demographic factors. The results indicate that underreporting exceeds overreporting across quantiles and that accounting for misclassification can change substantive conclusions.

Editorial analysis

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This paper adds a latent-variable Bayesian quantile regression model that explicitly handles both false negatives and false positives in binary survey data, which is a practical step for underreporting problems, but the separation of error rates from quantile effects looks fragile without stronger checks.

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The main takeaway is that the authors build a Bayesian quantile regression framework for misclassified binary outcomes by introducing a latent true response and separate false-negative and false-positive probabilities, then estimate everything with a custom MCMC algorithm. They test it on simulations and apply it to self-reported spousal violence data linked to employment and wealth. That combination is the actual new piece: most prior work either does quantile regression on clean binary data or corrects misclassification at the mean, not across quantiles with both error directions modeled at once. The simulations show gains over naive models that ignore misclassification, and the real-data results suggest underreporting dominates overreporting while shifting some substantive conclusions about covariate effects. That is useful evidence for applied work on sensitive topics. The soft spot is identifiability. The observed likelihood is a mixture of the true quantile probability and the error rates, so if false-negative or false-positive probabilities depend on the same covariates that enter the quantile model, or if they vary across quantiles, the posterior can trade off between them. The simulations vary overall misclassification rates but do not test the case where errors covary with employment or wealth in the same functional form as the main effects, which is exactly the pattern one would expect in violence reporting. Without those checks or external validation, the claim that accounting for misclassification changes conclusions rests on the assumption that the error parameters stay separable. The MCMC details are not laid out in the abstract, so convergence and mixing behavior would need a close look in the full methods. The citations follow standard lines in Bayesian quantile regression and misclassification modeling, with no obvious omissions. This paper is aimed at statisticians who handle survey data with stigma and at social scientists who want distribution-wide effects rather than means alone. A reader working on binary outcomes in criminology or gender studies would get concrete value from the simulation design and the example. It deserves a serious referee because the motivation is clear, the simulations provide a starting point, and the identification question is fixable with additional diagnostics rather than fatal. I would send it out for review and ask referees to focus on robustness to covariate-dependent errors.

Referee Report

3 major / 2 minor

Summary. The manuscript proposes a Bayesian quantile regression framework for binary outcomes subject to misclassification. It introduces a latent true response variable and explicitly parameterizes false-negative and false-positive reporting probabilities, with estimation via a novel MCMC algorithm. Simulation studies under different prior specifications and misclassification rates are used to demonstrate improved performance relative to models that ignore misclassification. The method is applied to self-reported spousal violence data to examine associations with employment status and household wealth (adjusting for socio-demographics), concluding that underreporting exceeds overreporting across quantiles and that accounting for misclassification alters substantive conclusions.

Significance. If the central claims hold, the work provides a useful methodological extension for handling misclassification in quantile regression for sensitive binary outcomes, which is relevant for social-science applications involving underreporting. The explicit separation of latent true responses from observed misclassified data, combined with MCMC estimation, offers flexibility across quantiles. Simulation evidence and the empirical application to spousal violence data are presented as demonstrating practical impact on inferences about employment and wealth effects.

major comments (3)

[§2] §2 (model specification), observed-data likelihood: the mixture form P(observed=1) = (1−FN)·P(true=1|X,τ) + FP·(1−P(true=1|X,τ)) does not establish separate identification of the misclassification rates from the quantile-specific coefficients when FN or FP are permitted to depend on the same covariates (employment, wealth) that enter the quantile model; the paper provides no formal identification argument or sensitivity checks for this case, which is load-bearing for the claim that real-data conclusions change after adjustment.
[Simulation studies] Simulation studies section: performance is reported as 'improved' under varying misclassification rates, but the design does not include scenarios in which FN/FP rates covary with the same covariates as the main quantile effects (precisely the pattern expected in spousal-violence reporting); without this check, the simulation results do not directly support robustness of the application findings.
[Application] Application results: the statement that 'accounting for misclassification can change substantive conclusions' is not accompanied by side-by-side tables or figures comparing quantile coefficient estimates (and their uncertainty) with versus without the misclassification adjustment; this weakens the empirical claim.

minor comments (2)

[Methods] The abstract and methods describe the MCMC algorithm as 'novel' without a clear statement of what distinguishes it from standard data-augmentation or Metropolis-within-Gibbs schemes for binary quantile regression; a short comparison paragraph would improve clarity.
[Simulations] Table or figure captions for the simulation results should report quantitative metrics (bias, RMSE, coverage) with standard errors or intervals rather than qualitative statements of improvement.

Simulated Author's Rebuttal

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We thank the referee for their constructive and detailed comments, which have prompted us to strengthen several aspects of the manuscript. We respond to each major comment below.

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Referee: §2 (model specification), observed-data likelihood: the mixture form P(observed=1) = (1−FN)·P(true=1|X,τ) + FP·(1−P(true=1|X,τ)) does not establish separate identification of the misclassification rates from the quantile-specific coefficients when FN or FP are permitted to depend on the same covariates (employment, wealth) that enter the quantile model; the paper provides no formal identification argument or sensitivity checks for this case, which is load-bearing for the claim that real-data conclusions change after adjustment.

Authors: We acknowledge that separate identification of covariate-dependent misclassification probabilities from the quantile coefficients is not automatic and requires careful justification. In the submitted manuscript FN and FP are specified as constants (independent of covariates), which sidesteps the issue for the main results; however, to support the broader claim that adjustment alters substantive conclusions, we will add an explicit identification discussion in Section 2. This will clarify the role of the Bayesian prior structure and the quantile-specific modeling in aiding separation. We will also include sensitivity analyses in which FN and FP are allowed to depend on employment and wealth, reporting how the quantile coefficient estimates change under these specifications. revision: yes
Referee: Simulation studies section: performance is reported as 'improved' under varying misclassification rates, but the design does not include scenarios in which FN/FP rates covary with the same covariates as the main quantile effects (precisely the pattern expected in spousal-violence reporting); without this check, the simulation results do not directly support robustness of the application findings.

Authors: We agree that the simulation design would be more convincing if it incorporated covariate-dependent misclassification rates matching the application setting. We will expand the simulation studies to include additional scenarios in which FN and FP are generated as functions of employment status and household wealth. Performance metrics (bias, coverage, and interval width) will be reported for these cases and compared against the constant-misclassification and naive models. revision: yes
Referee: Application results: the statement that 'accounting for misclassification can change substantive conclusions' is not accompanied by side-by-side tables or figures comparing quantile coefficient estimates (and their uncertainty) with versus without the misclassification adjustment; this weakens the empirical claim.

Authors: We accept that direct visual and tabular comparisons are needed to substantiate the claim. In the revised manuscript we will add a new table (and accompanying figure) that reports posterior means and 95% credible intervals for the employment and wealth coefficients at each quantile under both the proposed misclassification-adjusted model and the standard quantile regression model that ignores misclassification. This will allow readers to see precisely where and by how much the inferences differ. revision: yes

Circularity Check

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No circularity: new latent-variable Bayesian quantile model with MCMC estimation is self-contained

full rationale

The paper defines a Bayesian quantile regression model for binary outcomes subject to misclassification by introducing a latent true response variable whose quantiles are modeled via covariates, then layering separate false-negative and false-positive probabilities to generate the observed data. Estimation proceeds via a custom MCMC algorithm whose target is the joint posterior of the quantile coefficients, misclassification parameters, and latent indicators. Performance is assessed on simulated data generated under known misclassification rates and on real spousal-violence survey data. None of the reported quantities (quantile effects, under- versus over-reporting rates, or changes in substantive conclusions) are obtained by fitting a parameter to a subset of the target data and then relabeling that fit as a prediction; no self-citation supplies a uniqueness theorem or ansatz that the present derivation merely renames; and the simulation design is external to the fitted values. The derivation therefore remains independent of its own outputs.

Axiom & Free-Parameter Ledger

1 free parameters · 1 axioms · 0 invented entities

Only the abstract is available, so the ledger is necessarily incomplete. The model introduces a latent true response variable and misclassification probability parameters that function as free parameters estimated via MCMC; the key domain assumption is that reporting errors are separable from the quantile effects and can be identified from the observed data.

free parameters (1)

false negative and false positive rates
These are explicitly modeled as parameters that must be estimated or given priors to correct for misclassification in the binary outcome.

axioms (1)

domain assumption A latent true binary response exists that is related to covariates via quantile regression, and observed reports differ from it only through modeled false negative and false positive errors.
This premise is required to introduce the latent variable and error structure in the proposed framework.

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