球面数据核近邻估计的强相合性

该文绘出了球面数据密度函数的核近邻估计,通过对核估计与近邻估计相互关系的讨论,建立了核近邻估计的逐点强相合性及一致强相合性．     

NA样本最近邻密度估计的相合性

在NA样本下研究最近邻密度估计的相合性，给出弱相合性、强相合性、一致强相合性以及它们的收敛速度的充分条件．同时研究了失效率函数估计的一致强相合性     

■混合样本下非参数核回归估计的强相合性

本文在■混合样本下讨论Gasser和Müller提出的一类非参数核回归估计的强相合性.在较弱的条件下,证明了该估计的强相合性与一致强相合性.     

柯西分布的参数估计

研究了柯西分布的参数估计问题,给出了位置参数的最小一乘估计和尺度参数的低阶矩估计.证明了柯西分布位置参数的最小一乘估计具有渐近无偏性与强相合性;尺度参数的低阶矩估计具有强相合性.     

分布自由的回归函数近邻核估计的相合性

本文获得了基于混合，α－混合样本的回归函数核估计，随机窗宽核估计，近邻核估计的强相合性，积分绝对误差的强相合性与平均相合性，所得结果对所有ｘ的分布μ均成立，其中核函数的支撑可以无界，甚至可以是不可积的。     

变系数线性结构关系EV模型的参数估计

利用加权正交回归最小二乘法给出了变系数一维线性结构关系EV模型中的参数 估计,证明了估计的弱相合性和强相合性.     

NA列递归密度核估计的相合性

本文在一定的条件下证明了基于NA样本序列的递归型密度核估计的均方相合性和逐点强相合性，作为在可靠性问题中的应用，利用NA样本构造了生存函数和失效率函数的估计，并讨论了相应的逐点强相合性。     

完全与截尾样本时回归函数的核估计

本文得到了完全与截尾样本时回归函数核估计的强相合性．接着，构造了截尾样本的改良核估计，在Ｅ｜Ｙ｜＜∞下，得到了其强相合性．     

半参数变量含误差函数关系模型的小波估计

本文研究半参数变量含误差函数关系模型，应用小波估计法和全最小二乘法得出未知参数和未知函数的估计，在一般的条件下，证明了估计的强相合性、一致强相合性，并给出了误差方差估计的强收敛速度。     

半参数方差误差模型的估计

本文综合近邻权函数法及最小二乘法，用两阶段最小二乘估计的方法得到了半参数EV模型中参数的估计量及其强相合性，渐近正态性。同时也得到了非参数函数的估计量及其强相合性，一致强相合性。     

On the boundedness and unboundedness of external polyhedral estimates for reachable sets of linear differential systems

The boundedness and unboundedness properties of external polyhedral (paralle-lepiped-valued) estimates are investigated for reachable sets of linear differential systems with a stable matrix. Boundedness and unboundedness criteria on an infinite time interval are presented for two types of estimates (“touching” estimates, which were introduced earlier, and estimates with constant orientation matrix). Conditions for the system matrix and bounding sets are given under which there are bounded estimates among the estimates of the mentioned types, under which there are unbounded estimates, and under which all the estimates are bounded or all the estimates are unbounded. In terms of the exponents of the estimates, the possible rate of their growth is described. For two-dimensional systems, the classification and comparison of possible situations of the boundedness or unboundedness for estimates of both types are given and boundedness criteria for estimates with special (orthogonal and “quasi-orthogonal”) constant orientation matrices are found. Results of numerical modeling are presented.     

Asymptotic normality of cumulant spectral estimates

The paper considers higher-order cumulant spectral estimates obtained by directly Fourier transforming weighted cumulant estimates. Such estimates computationally are different from those based on the finite Fourier transform. These estimates can be looked at continuously as well as directly on submanifolds. The estimates of cumulants are based on unbiased moment estimates. Asymptotic normality is obtained for these estimates and is based on a strong mixing condition and only a finite number of cumulant summability conditions.     

Nonparametric estimation of the location and scale parameters based on density estimation

Summary By representing the location and scale parameters of an absolutely continuous distribution as functionals of the usually unknown probability density function, it is possible to provide estimates of these parameters in terms of estimates of the unknown functionals. Using the properties of well-known methods of density estimates, it is shown that the proposed estimates possess nice large sample properties and it is indicated that they are also robust against dependence in the sample. The estimates perform well against other estimates of location and scale parameters.     

The Construction and Properties of Boundary Kernels for Smoothing Sparse Multinomials

In recent years several authors have investigated the use of smoothing methods for sparse multinomial data. In particular, Hall and Titterington (1987) studied kernel smoothing in detail. It is pointed out here that the bias of kernel estimates of probabilities for cells near the boundaries of the multinomial vector can dominate the mean sum of squared error of the estimator for most true probability vectors. Fortunately, boundary kernels devised to correct boundary effects for kernel regression estimators can achieve the same result for these estimators. Properties of estimates based on boundary kernels are investigated and compared to unmodified kernel estimates and maximum penalized likelihood estimates. Monte Carlo evidence indicates that the boundary-corrected kernel estimates usually outperform uncorrected kernel estimates and are quite competitive with penalized likelihood estimates.     

增长曲线模型回归系数线性估计的泛容许性

本文讨论增长曲线模型回归系数的线性估计的容许性.我们给出了回归系数线性估计的泛容许性定义,并在某些线性估计类中得到了泛容许估计的充要条件.     

Error analysis of variable degree mixed methods for elliptic problems via hybridization

A new approach to error analysis of hybridized mixed methods is proposed and applied to study a new hybridized variable degree Raviart-Thomas method for second order elliptic problems. The approach gives error estimates for the Lagrange multipliers without using error estimates for the other variables. Error estimates for the primal and flux variables then follow from those for the Lagrange multipliers. In contrast, traditional error analyses obtain error estimates for the flux and primal variables first and then use it to get error estimates for the Lagrange multipliers. The new approach not only gives new error estimates for the new variable degree Raviart-Thomas method, but also new error estimates for the classical uniform degree method with less stringent regularity requirements than previously known estimates. The error analysis is achieved by using a variational characterization of the Lagrange multipliers wherein the other unknowns do not appear. This approach can be applied to other hybridized mixed methods as well.

     

Finite element theory on curved domains with applications to discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods

In this paper we provide key estimates used in the stability and error analysis of discontinuous Galerkin finite element methods (DGFEMs) on domains with curved boundaries. In particular, we review trace estimates, inverse estimates, discrete Poincaré–Friedrichs' inequalities, and optimal interpolation estimates in noninteger Hilbert–Sobolev norms, that are well known in the case of polytopal domains. We also prove curvature bounds for curved simplices, which does not seem to be present in the existing literature, even in the polytopal setting, since polytopal domains have piecewise zero curvature. We demonstrate the value of these estimates, by analyzing the IPDG method for the Poisson problem, introduced by Douglas and Dupont, and by analyzing a variant of the hp-DGFEM for the biharmonic problem introduced by Mozolevski and Süli. In both cases we prove stability estimates and optimal a priori error estimates. Numerical results are provided, validating the proven error estimates.     

Strichartz estimates and local smoothing estimates for asymptotically flat Schrödinger equations

In this article we study global-in-time Strichartz estimates for the Schrödinger evolution corresponding to long-range perturbations of the Euclidean Laplacian. This is a natural continuation of a recent article [D. Tataru, Parametrices and dispersive estimates for Schrödinger operators with variable coefficients, Amer. J. Math. 130 (2008) 571-634] of the third author, where it is proved that local smoothing estimates imply Strichartz estimates. By [D. Tataru, Parametrices and dispersive estimates for Schrödinger operators with variable coefficients, Amer. J. Math. 130 (2008) 571-634] the local smoothing estimates are known to hold for small perturbations of the Laplacian. Here we consider the case of large perturbations in three increasingly favorable scenarios: (i) without non-trapping assumptions we prove estimates outside a compact set modulo a lower order spatially localized error term, (ii) with non-trapping assumptions we prove global estimates modulo a lower order spatially localized error term, and (iii) for time independent operators with no resonance or eigenvalue at the bottom of the spectrum we prove global estimates for the projection onto the continuous spectrum.     

Window estimates of location and scale with applications to the cauchy distribution

Location and scale parameters are estimated via “window estimates”. The consistency and asymptotic normality of the estimates are established. The special case of the Cauchy distribution is considered, where the estimates are shown to have the same asymptotic distribution as the maximum-likelihood estimates. Additional applications are given for the Pearson type-VII distributions. The estimates have the advantages of ease of computation and high asymptotic efficiencies for certain heavy-tailed distributions.     

A new estimate of the parameters in linear mixed models

In linear mixed models, there are two kinds of unknown parameters: one is the fixed effect, the other is the variance component. In this paper, new estimates of these parameters, called the spectral decomposition estimates, are proposed, Some important statistical properties of the new estimates are established, in particular the linearity of the estimates of the fixed effects with many statistical optimalities. A new method is applied to two important models which are used in economics, finance, and mechanical fields. All estimates obtained have good statistical and practical meaning.