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cross validation) p smoothing parameters. Theory fromCOmponent Selection and Shrinkage Operator (COSSO), reduces the problem …
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We consider a random design model based on independent and identically distributed pairs of observations (Xi, Yi), where the regression function m(x) is given by m(x) = E(Yi|Xi = x) with one independent variable. In a nonparametric setting the aim is to produce a reasonable approximation to the...
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Quantile regression was originally introduced to the statistical community by Koenker and Basset ( [46], 1978). Estimating the influence of a regressor vector x on a variable y in evaluating the conditional mean estimated by least squares is only one possible aspect. To learn more about its...
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develop general asymptotic theory for both approaches and compare their performance numerically through simulation studies and …
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In this paper, we consider the non-parametric, kernel estimate of the density, f(x), for data drawn from stratified samples. Much of the data used by economists is gathered in some type of complex survey (stratified, clustered, systematic, etc.), resulting in violations of the usual assumptions...
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In this paper, we consider the non-parametric, kernel estimate of the density, f(x), for data drawn from stratified samples. Much of the data used by social scientists is gathered in some type of complex survey violating the usual assumptions of independently and identically distributed data....
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Due to its modest data demands and transparent model structure, the Universal Soil Loss Equation (USLE) remains the most popular tool for water erosion hazard assessment. However, the model has several shortcomings, two of which are likely to have prominent implications for the model results....
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There are two topics in this dissertation. The first topic is 'Smoothing Parameter Selection in Nonparametric Generalized Linear Models via Sixth-order Laplace Approximation' and the second topic is 'Smoothing Spline-based Score Tests for Proportional Hazards Models'.We present a new approach...
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