基于伴随次序统计量的回归函数核估计的矩相合性

回归函数的核估计的大样本性质,多年来一直受到众多学者的关注,且早期的回归函数的核估计均是基于原样本{(Xi, Yi), i≥1},本文基于二维随机样本{(Xi, Yi), i≥1}的伴随次序统计量Y[r,n],定义了回归函数的核估计,在一定条件下,获得了回归函数核估计的r阶矩相合性,推广了已有文献中的部分结果.     

强混合样本回归函数估计的强相合性

本文基于强混合样本，给出回归函数核估计的强相合性，全面地改进了胡舒合（１９９５）所得的相应的初步结果。     

回归函数的混合型递归核估计的强相合性

本文讨论了把最小二乘估计和一类递归核估计结合起来所得回归函数的混合型递归核估计的强相合性.     

次序统计量线性函数的强逼近

设X_(n1)X_(n2)…X_(nk)为iid随机变量X_1…X_n的次序统计量,X_(ni)对C_(ni)的一种特殊情况,在一定的条件下,我们证明了T_n几乎处处收敛于一正态序列,并得到了其收敛速度     

截尾数据非参数回归函数加权核估计的强相合性

本文对截尾数据其随机误差分别为独立与ψ－混合两种情形得到了非参数回归函数加权核估计的强相合性。     

次序统计量给出的线性Bayes估计

本文讨论了位置尺度参数族的参数线性函数的线性Ｂａｙｅｓ估计问题，给出了基于次序统计是的线性Ｂａｙｅｓ估计，并就特殊分布给出了例子。     

二类跳跃回归函数的强相合估计

本文将研究二类跳跃回归函数的估计问题。对于跳跃点个数已知、跳跃点位置未知、跃度已知或未知这二类跳跃回归函数,本文提出了核差估计的思想,并在较弱的条件下证明了该估计是a.s.和L~2相合的。本文的核差估计适合于多个跳跃点存在的情形,它与已有的跳跃回归函数的一些估计方法相比,具有思想直观、统计性质好、估计方法灵活等特点。     

随机删失场合基于Synthetic Data的回归函数的核估计及强相合性

设(X_1,Y_1),…,(X_n,Y_n)是来自总体(X,Y)的取值于R~d×R上的i.i.d.随机向量,是未知的非参数回归函数,{Y_i}被随机变量{T_i}删失,只能观察到,本文分别在T_i的分布函数已知和未知的情形下,利用Leurgans等人提出的Synthetic data方法获得新的数据{Y_i~*}与{Y_i~(**)},考虑了m(x)的核估计并且证明了其强相合性。     

有关顺序统计量的极大似然估计

讨论了一类参数空间受样本限制的极大似然估计问题.分析了随机变量分布的非零区域与似然函数定义域的对应关系,提出如果分布的非零区域受参数限制,则无论似然方程是否可解,参数的极大似然估计必然与样本顺序统计量X_((n))或X_((1))有关,并具体分析了似然估计一定等于、一定不等于和可能等于顺序统计量X_((n))(X_((1)))的三种情形,并给出了相应的判别条件.最后分析得出在第三种判别条件之下,似然估计是否取值于x_((n))(x_((1)))视具体的样本观测值决定.     

回归函数的速归LS─权估计的强收敛性

本文讨论了把传统的最小二乘方法与非参数的权函数法结合起来所得回归函数的递归最小二乘—权估计（简记为ＬＳ—权估计）的强收敛性。     

Semi-parametric Estimation of the Second Order Parameter in Statistics of Extremes

We present a class of semi-parametric estimators for the second order parameter related to a probability distribution with a regularly varying tail. The second order parameter plays an important role whenever dealing with optimization problems in statistics of extreme values. Consistency and asymptotic normality are proven under appropriate conditions.     

Estimation of a Support Curve via Order Statistics

This paper deals with nonparametric estimation of the boundary curve of the support of a bivariate density function. This estimation problem arises in various contexts, such as for example scatterpoint image analysis and frontier estimation in econometrics. The setup in this paper is a general one, allowing the bivariate density function to be infinite, bounded away from zero or zero at the boundary. Two estimators for the boundary curve are introduced, both based on order statistics. The asymptotic distribution of the estimators and their rate of convergence are established. Via a comparison of the rates of convergence we recommend which estimator to use in a particular situation. Both estimators can be used as an initial estimator in a two-stage procedure, designed for getting a better estimation. Simulation studies demonstrate the finite-sample behavior of the estimators and the proposed two-stage procedure. We illustrate the procedure on a data set on American electric utility companies.     

随机损失数据下回归函数核估计的强相合性

在不完全数据下，本文得到了回归函数核估计的强相合性。这里所说的不完全数据是指子样数据按一定的随机律被删除。     

Estimation with Sequential Order Statistics from Exponential Distributions

The lifetime of an ordinary k-out-of-n system is described by the (n–k+1)-st order statistic from an iid sample. This set-up is based on the assumption that the failure of any component does not affect the remaining ones. Since this is possibly not fulfilled in technical systems, sequential order statistics have been proposed to model a change of the residual lifetime distribution after the breakdown of some component. We investigate such sequential k-out-of-n systems where the corresponding sequential order statistics, which describe the lifetimes of these systems, are based on one- and two-parameter exponential distributions. Given differently structured systems, we focus on three estimation concepts for the distribution parameters. MLEs, UMVUEs and BLUEs of the location and scale parameters are presented. Several properties of these estimators, such as distributions and consistency, are established. Moreover, we illustrate how two sequential k-out-of-n systems based on exponential distributions can be compared by means of the probability P(X < Y). Since other models of ordered random variables, such as ordinary order statistics, record values and progressive type II censored order statistics can be viewed as sequential order statistics, all the results can be applied to these situations as well.     

On Moments of Bivariate Order Statistics

In the present paper, we give the exact explicit expression for the product moments (of any order) of bivariate order statistics (o.s.) from any arbitrary continuous bivariate distribution function (d.f.). Furthermore, for any arbitrary bivariate uniform d.f., universal distribution-free bounds for the differences of any two different product moments (of order (1,1) or (-1,1)) are given.     

Maximum Kernel Likelihood Estimation

We introduce an estimator for the population mean based on maximizing likelihoods formed by parameterizing a kernel density estimate. Due to these origins, we have dubbed the estimator the maximum kernel likelihood estimate (MKLE). A speedy computational method to compute the MKLE based on binning is implemented in a simulation study which shows that the MKLE at an optimal bandwidth is decidedly superior in terms of efficiency to the sample mean and other measures of location for heavy tailed symmetric distributions. An empirical rule and a computational method to estimate this optimal bandwidth are developed and used to construct bootstrap confidence intervals for the population mean. We show that the intervals have approximately nominal coverage and have significantly smaller average width than the standard t and z intervals. Finally, we develop some mathematical properties for a very close approximation to the MKLE called the kernel mean. In particular, we demonstrate that the kernel mean is indeed unbiased for the population mean for symmetric distributions.