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We study the distributions of the LASSO, SCAD, and thresholding estimators, in finite samples and in the large-sample limit. The asymptotic distributions are derived for both the case where the estimators are tuned to perform consistent model selection and for the case where the estimators are...
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The purpose of this paper is, in multivariate linear regression model (Part I) and GMANOVA model (Part II), to investigate the effect of nonnormality upon the nonnull distributions of some multivariate test statistics under normality. It is shown that whatever the underlying distributions, the...
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Tracking the correct directions of monotonicity in multi-dimensional modeling plays an important role in interpreting functional associations. In the presence of multiple predictors, we provide empirical evidence that the observed monotone directions via parametric, nonparametric or...
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This paper examines asymptotic distributions of the canonical correlations between and with q<=p, based on a sample of size of N=n+1. The asymptotic distributions of the canonical correlations have been studied extensively when the dimensions q and p are fixed and the sample size N tends toward infinity. However, these approximations worsen when q or p is large in comparison to N. To overcome this weakness, this paper first derives asymptotic distributions of the canonical correlations under a high-dimensional framework such that q is fixed, m=n-p-->[infinity] and c=p/n--c0[set membership, variant][0,1), assuming that and have a joint (q+p)-variate normal distribution. An extended Fisher's z-transformation is proposed. Then, the asymptotic...</=p,>
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This paper studies case deletion diagnostics for multilevel models. Using subset deletion, diagnostic measures for identifying influential units at any level are developed for both fixed and random parameters. Two approximate update formulae are derived. The first formula uses one-step...
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In this paper a numerical method to compute principal component geodesics for Kendall's planar shape spaces-which are essentially complex projective spaces-is presented. Underlying is the notion of principal component analysis based on geodesics for non-Euclidean manifolds as proposed in an...
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The penalized profile sampler for semiparametric inference is an extension of the profile sampler method [B.L. Lee, M.R. Kosorok, J.P. Fine, The profile sampler, Journal of the American Statistical Association 100 (2005) 960-969] obtained by profiling a penalized log-likelihood. The idea is to...
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A nearly unstable sequence of stationary spatial autoregressive processes is investigated, when the sum of the absolute values of the autoregressive coefficients tends to one. It is shown that after an appropriate normalization the least squares estimator for these coefficients has a normal...
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In this paper, we define two restricted estimators for the regression parameters in a multiple linear regression model with measurement errors when prior information for the parameters is available. We then construct two sets of improved estimators which include the preliminary test estimator,...
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A general depth measure, based on the use of one-dimensional linear continuous projections, is proposed. The applicability of this idea in different statistical setups (including inference in functional data analysis, image analysis and classification) is discussed. A special emphasis is made on...
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