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This paper discusses a universal approach to the construction of confidence regions for level sets {h(x)≥0}⊂Rq of a function h of interest. The proposed construction is based on a plug-in estimate of the level sets using an appropriate estimate ĥn of h. The approach provides finite sample...
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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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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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Multivariate mode hunting is of increasing practical importance. Only a few such methods exist, however, and there usually is a trade-off between practical feasibility and theoretical justification. In this paper we attempt to do both. We propose a method for locating isolated modes (or better,...
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The paper shows that the technique known as excess mass can be translated to non-parametric regression with random design in d-dimensional Euclidean space, where the regression function m is given by m(x)=E(Y|X=x),x[set membership, variant]Rd. The approach is applied to estimating regression...
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In many applications, time series exhibit nonstationary behavior that might reasonably be modeled as a time-varying autoregressive (AR) process. In the context of such a model, we discuss the problem of testing for modality of the variance function. We propose a test of modality that is local...
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