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The perceived demographic imperative to increase the total fertility rate in Australia gave rise to the creation of the lump-sum Baby Bonus, one part of a suite of pronatalist family-friendly incentives introduced by the Howard Federal Government in 2004. This paper considers the evolution of...
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The asymptotic properties of a multivariate location estimator are obtained in this paper. The estimator examined is based on the notion of half-space depth, where the depth of a point is the minimum probability content of all half spaces containing the point. The location estimator of interest...
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The kernel function in density estimation is uniquely determined up to a scale factor. In this paper, we advocate one particular rescaling of a kernel function, called the canonical kernel, because it is the only version which uncouples the problems of choice of kernel and choice of scale...
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One version of multivariate trimming is the operation that intersects all halfspaces with probability content 1-[alpha] or greater. The result is a [alpha]-trimmed convex set, and this set is stochastic when the empirical distribution of a sample determines the probability content of the...
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The excess-mass ellipsoid is the ellipsoid that maximizes the difference between its probability content and a constant multiple of its volume, over all ellipsoids. When an empirical distribution determines the probability content, the sample excess-mass ellipsoid is a random set that can be...
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