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We consider a conditional empirical distribution of the form Fn(C | x)=[summation operator]nt=1 [omega]n(Xt-x) I{Yt[set membership, variant]C} indexed by C[set membership, variant], where {(Xt, Yt), t=1, ..., n} are observations from a strictly stationary and strong...
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We propose two new types of nonparametric tests for investigating multivariate regression functions. The tests are based on cumulative sums coupled with either minimum volume sets or inverse regression ideas; involving no multivariate nonparametric regression estimation. The methods proposed...
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We propose two new types of nonparametric tests for investigating multivariate regression functions. The tests are based on cumulative sums coupled with either minimum volume sets or inverse regression ideas; involving no multivariate nonparametric regression estimation. The methods proposed...
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Motivated by interval/region prediction in nonlinear time series, we propose a minimum volume predictor (MV-predictor) for a strictly stationary process. The MV-predictor varies with respect to the current position in the state space and has the minimum Lebesgue measure among all regions with...
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We consider a conditional empirical distribution of the form Fn(C ∣ x)=∑nt=1 ωn(Xt−x) I{Yt∈C} indexed by C∈ ℓ, where {(Xt, Yt), t=1, …, n} are observations from a strictly stationary and strong mixing stochastic process, {ωn(Xt−x)} are kernel weights, and ℓ is a class of...
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This paper analyzes a data mining/bump hunting technique known as PRIM [1]. PRIM finds regions in high-dimensional input space with large values of a real output variable. This paper provides the first thorough study of statistical properties of PRIM. Amongst others, we characterize the output...
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Bahadur-Kiefer approximations for generalized quantile processes as defined in Einmahl and Mason (1992) are given which generalize results for the classical one-dimensional quantile processes. An as application we consider the special case of the volume process of minimum volume sets in classes...
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