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We investigate depth notions for general models which are derived via the likelihood principle. We show that the so-called likelihood depth for regression in generalized linear models coincides with the regression depth of Rousseeuw and Hubert (J. Amer. Statist. Assoc. 94 (1999) 388) if the...
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We use the local maxima of a redescending M-estimator to identify cluster, a method proposed already by Morgenthaler (in: H.D. Lawrence, S. Arthur (Eds.), Robust Regression, Dekker, New York, 1990, pp. 105-128) for finding regression clusters. We work out the method not only for classical...
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A general approach for developing distribution-free tests for general linear models based on simplicial depth is presented. In most relevant cases, the test statistic is a degenerated U-statistic so that the spectral decomposition of the conditional expectation of the kernel function is needed...
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A general approach for developing distribution free tests for general linear models based on simplicial depth is applied to multiple regression. The tests are based on the asymptotic distribution of the simplicial regression depth, which depends only on the distribution law of the vector product...
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Global depth, tangent depth and simplicial depths for classical and orthogonal regression are compared in examples, and properties that are useful for calculations are derived. The robustness of the maximum simplicial depth estimates is shown in examples. Algorithms for the calculation of depths...
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