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: Hellinger 2 Cramer-Rao bound 2 Fisher consistency 2 Hampel-Krasker influence curve 2 asymptotic minimax and convolution theorems 2 asymptotically linear estimators 2 canonical influence curve 2 cones and balls 2 differentiable functionals 2 influence curves 2 maximum mean square error 2 projection 2 semiparametrie models 2 tangent spaces 2 total Validation and contamination neighborhoods 2
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Rieder, Helmut 2
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Sonderforschungsbereich 373, Quantifikation und Simulation ökonomischer Prozesse, Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Fakultät 1
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Neighborhoods as nuisance parameters? Robustness vs. semiparametrics
Rieder, Helmut - 1999
Deviations from the center within a robust neighborhood may naturally be considered an infinite dimensional nuisance parameter. Thus, in principle, the semiparametric method may be tried, which is to compute the scores function for the main parameter minus its orthogonal projection on the closed...
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Neighborhoods as nuisance parameters? Robustness vs. semiparametrics
Rieder, Helmut - Sonderforschungsbereich 373, Quantifikation und … - 1999
Deviations from the center within a robust neighborhood may naturally be considered an infinite dimensional nuisance parameter. Thus, in principle, the semiparametric method may be tried, which is to compute the scores function for the main parameter minus its orthogonal projection on the closed...
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