Abstract This article deals with estimation of the change-point in a sequence of independent random variables. It is based on a least squares process endowed with a weight function. For finite sample sizes we derive bounds of the error probability. They immediately yield rates of consistency...

Abstract. The crossing point of two different distribution functions may be of interest for different reasons. The comparison of two different production processes with respect to failures may be one field of application, since the point of intersection of the corresponding distribution...

Abstract Let Y = m ( X )+ ϵ be a regression model with a dichotomous output Y and a step function m with exact one jump at a point θ and two different levels a and b . In the applied sciences the parameter θ is interpreted as a split-point whereas b and 1- a are known as positive and negative...

Abstract We consider the two-sample problem with dispersion alternatives. Starting with a sufficient characterization of the alternative by means of two integrals we come up with a test which is based on the empirical counterparts of the integrals. Especially the critical region is now the...

We consider a marked empirical process corresponding to a sample X1,...,Xn of independent and identically distributed random variables and exchangeable random marks C1,...,Cn. If the sum of all marks is equal to zero, then there exists a certain order statistic with random index, which is a...

Let Y be a nonconstant Markov-Gaussian process with almost sure continuous sample functions. We show that with probability one the original process Y and the reflected process Y in each case attain their maximal value at precisely one point. Almost sure uniqueness of maximizers of stochastic...