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The effects of over- and underfitting the regression model is studied for M-estimators. Applying nowadays already classic tool, namely the asymptotic linearity of M-statistics, the Bahadur representation of M-estimators in over- and underfitted model is found. It allows to establish conditions...
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The consistency and the asymptotic normality of the least weighted squares is proved and its asymptotic representation …
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Consistency, asymptotic representation and asymptotic normality of the least trimmed squares estimator of regression …
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The consistency and the asymptotic normality of the least weighted squares is proved and its asymptotic representation …
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We consider a large class of transformation models introduced by Gu et al. (2005)  [14]. They proposed an estimation procedure for calculating the maximum partial marginal likelihood estimator (MPMLE) of regression parameters. A big advantage of MPMLE is that it avoids estimating two...
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In this paper we study the strong and weak convergence with rates for the estimators of the conditional distribution function as well as conditional cumulative hazard rate function for a left truncated and right censored model. It is assumed that the lifetime observations with multivariate...
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Under the condition that the observations, which come from a high-dimensional population (X,Y), are strongly stationary and strongly-mixing, through using the local linear method, we investigate, in this paper, the strong Bahadur representation of the nonparametric M-estimator for the unknown...
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Under the condition that the observations, which come from a high-dimensional population (X,Y), are strongly stationary and strongly-mixing, through using the local linear method, we investigate, in this paper, the strong Bahadur representation of the nonparametric M-estimator for the unknown...
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Under the condition that the observations, which come from a high-dimensional population (<I>X,Y</I>), are strongly stationary and strongly-mixing, through using the local linear method, we investigate, in this paper, the strong Bahadur representation of the nonparametric <I>M</I>-estimator for the unknown...</i></i>
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[beta]are derived, respectively. The rate of the weak consistency of the estimator ofg(·) is also obtained. …
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