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This article aims to identify empirically the most important location advantages determining the port of Antwerp's competitive position for containers and conventional cargo as compared to its main rivals in the Hamburg-Le Havre range. A conceptual framework is developed for analysing the...
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Our aim is to construct a factor analysis method that can resist the effect of outliers. For this we start with a highly robust initial covariance estimator, after which the factors can be obtained from maximum likelihood or from principal factor analysis (PFA). We find that PFA based on the...
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Deepest regression (DR) is a method for linear regression introduced by P. J. Rousseeuw and M. Hubert (1999, J. Amer. Statis. Assoc.94, 388-402). The DR method is defined as the fit with largest regression depth relative to the data. In this paper we show that DR is a robust method, with...
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Motivated by the notion of regression depth (Rousseeuw and Hubert, 1996) we introduce thecatline, a new method for simple linear regression. At any bivariate data setZn={(xi, yi);i=1, ..., n} its regression depth is at leastn/3. This lower bound is attained for data lying on a convex or...
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For the computation of high-breakdown (HB) regression one typically uses an algorithm based on randomly selected p-subsets, where p is the number of parameters. This resampling algorithm may itself break down, with a probability that decreases with the number of p-subsets generated. In order to...
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