In the present paper, we extend the work of Slaoui (Stat Sin 30:417-437, 2020) in the case of strong mixing data. Since, we are interested in nonparametric regression estimation, we focus on well adapted dependence st...
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In the present paper, we extend the work of Slaoui (Stat Sin 30:417-437, 2020) in the case of strong mixing data. Since, we are interested in nonparametric regression estimation, we focus on well adapted dependence structures based on mixing type conditions. We study the properties of these regression estimators and compare them with the nonparametric non-recursive regression estimator. The bias, variance and mean squared error are computed explicitly. We showed that using a selected wild bootstrap bandwidth procedure and a special stepsize, our proposed recursive regression estimators allowed us to obtain quite similar results compared to the non-recursive regression estimator under alpha-mixing condition in terms of estimation error and much better in terms of computational costs.
The precision and accuracy of any estimation can inform one whether to use or not to use the estimated values. It is the crux of the matter to many if not all statisticians. For this to be realized biases of the estim...
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Chesneau et al. (Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 2020) study nonparametric wavelet estimations over L-2 risk of a regression model with additive and multiplicative noises. This paper considers conver...
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Chesneau et al. (Journal of Computational and Applied Mathematics, 2020) study nonparametric wavelet estimations over L-2 risk of a regression model with additive and multiplicative noises. This paper considers convergence rates over L-p(1 <= p < +infinity) risk of linear wavelet estimator and nonlinear wavelet estimator under some mild conditions. It turns out that our results reduce to the theorems of Chesneau et al., when p = 2.
In this paper, we deal with the problem of the regressionestimation near the edges under censoring. For this purpose, we consider a new recursive estimator based on the stochastic approximation algorithm and Bernstei...
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In this paper, we deal with the problem of the regressionestimation near the edges under censoring. For this purpose, we consider a new recursive estimator based on the stochastic approximation algorithm and Bernstein polynomials of the regression function when the response random variable is subject to random right censoring. We give the central limit theorem and the strong pointwise convergence rate for our proposed nonparametric recursive estimators under some mild conditions. Finally, we provide pointwise moderate deviation principles (MDP) for the proposed estimators. We corroborate these theoretical results through simulations as well as the analysis of a real data set.
Various methods for estimation of unknown functions from the set of noisy measurements are applicable to a wide variety of problems. Among them the non-parametric algorithms based on the Parzen kernel are commonly use...
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(纸本)9789819916382;9789819916399
Various methods for estimation of unknown functions from the set of noisy measurements are applicable to a wide variety of problems. Among them the non-parametric algorithms based on the Parzen kernel are commonly used. Our method is basically developed for multidimensional case. The two-dimensional version of the method is thoroughly explained and analysed. The proposed algorithm is an effective and efficient solution significantly improving computational speed. Computational complexity and speed of convergence of the algorithm are also studied. Some applications for solving real problems with our algorithms are presented. Our approach is applicable to multidimensional regression function estimation as well as to estimation of derivatives of functions. It is worth noticing that the presented algorithms have already been used successfully in various image processing applications, achieving significant accelerations of calculations.
This paper documents a set of uniform consistency results with rates for nonparametric density and regression estimators smoothed by the gamma kernel having support on the nonnegative real line. It is known that this ...
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This paper documents a set of uniform consistency results with rates for nonparametric density and regression estimators smoothed by the gamma kernel having support on the nonnegative real line. It is known that this kernel can well calibrate the shapes of 'cost' distributions that are characterized by a sharp peak in the vicinity of the origin and a long right tail. In this paper, weak and strong uniform consistency and corresponding convergence rates of gamma kernel estimators are explored in a multivariate framework. Our analysis is built on compact sets expanding to the nonnegative orthant and general sequences of smoothing parameters. The results are useful for asymptotic analysis of two-step semiparametric estimation using a first-step kernel estimate as a plug-in.
We consider the problem of estimating an unknown function f & lowast;: Rd d -> R and its partial derivatives from a noisy data set of n observations, where we make no assumptions about f & lowast;except tha...
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We consider the problem of estimating an unknown function f & lowast;: Rd d -> R and its partial derivatives from a noisy data set of n observations, where we make no assumptions about f & lowast;except that it is smooth in the sense that it has square integrable partial derivatives of order m . A natural candidate for the estimator of f & lowast;in such a case is the best fit to the data set that satisfies a certain smoothness condition. This estimator can be seen as a least squares estimator subject to an upper bound on some measure of smoothness. Another useful estimator is the one that minimizes the degree of smoothness subject to an upper bound on the average of squared errors. We prove that these two estimators are computable as solutions to quadratic programs, establish the consistency of these estimators and their partial derivatives, and study the convergence rate as n -> infinity . The effectiveness of the estimators is illustrated numerically in a setting where the value of a stock option and its second derivative are estimated as functions of the underlying stock price.
In this paper, we propose and investigate a new kernel regression estimators based on the two-time-scale stochastic approximation algorithm in the case of independent functional data. We study the properties of the pr...
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In this paper, we propose and investigate a new kernel regression estimators based on the two-time-scale stochastic approximation algorithm in the case of independent functional data. We study the properties of the proposed recursive estimators and compare them with the recursive estimators based on single-time-scale stochastic algorithm proposed by Slaoui and to the non-recursive estimator proposed by Slaoui. It turns out that, with an adequate choice of the parameters, the proposed two-time-scale estimators perform better than the recursive estimators constructed using single-time-scale stochastic algorithm. We corroborate these theoretical results through some simulations and two real datasets.
A regression problem with dependent data is considered. Regularity assumptions on the dependency of the data are introduced, and it is shown that under suitable structural assumptions on the regression function a deep...
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A regression problem with dependent data is considered. Regularity assumptions on the dependency of the data are introduced, and it is shown that under suitable structural assumptions on the regression function a deep recurrent neural network estimate is able to circumvent the curse of dimensionality.
作者:
Simonoff, Jeffrey S.Abzug, RikkiNYU
Leonard N Stern Sch Business Dept Technol Operat & Stat Stat New York NY USA Ramapo Coll
Anisfield Sch Business Management 505 Ramapo Valley Rd Mahwah NJ 07430 USA
This Research Note introduces nonprofit scholars to the contemporary analytical tool of conditional inference trees as a means to shed more light on the institutional forces behind the changing composition of nonprofi...
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This Research Note introduces nonprofit scholars to the contemporary analytical tool of conditional inference trees as a means to shed more light on the institutional forces behind the changing composition of nonprofit boards of trustees. Revisiting the data of the Six-Cities Cultures of Trusteeship Project, this note illustrates the illuminating power of conditional inference trees for analyzing data (particularly categorical data), not well served by significance testing. Applying these popular models adds depth, nuance, and increased clarity to some of the original findings from the Six-Cities research project. This empirical case serves as a how-to for future researchers hoping to more flexibly model the relative impact of institutional (and other) variables on nonprofit organization structures, as well as expand their methodological toolkit when dealing with all sorts of regression problems.
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