基于模糊Cook距离的模糊线性回归模型的统计诊断

针对确定输入、模糊输出的模糊线性回归分析模型,采用最小二乘法,讨论了模糊线性回归模型的数据删除模型的参数估计,将建立在确定性数据基础上的线性回归模型统计诊断量Cook距离推广到模糊线性回归分析模型中,构造了统计诊断量—模糊Cook距离,通过数值模拟和对实际例子的研究,识别出其中的强影响点,得出与其它方法相同的结论,表明本文构造的统计诊断量是有效的,且应用比其它方法更方便.     

半参数广义线性混合效应模型的影响分析

本文把随机效应当作是缺失数据并利用P-样条拟合非参数部分,从而得到了半参数广义线性混合效应模型(GPLMM)的MCNR估计算法;同时利用Q-函数,我们得到了模型的参数部分的广义Cook距离以及非参数部分的广义DFIT,此外,本文还研究了四种不同扰动情形的PLMM的局部影响分析,得到了相应的影响矩阵,最后,我们通过—个实际例子验证了所提出的诊断统计量的有效性。     

基于Pena距离的广义线性回归模型的影响分析

本文利用Pena距离对广义线性回归模型的影响分析进行了讨论,得到广义线性回归模型的Pena距离公式,并对公式的性质以及其对高杠异常点的检测得到了相应的结论.在一定条件下,Pena距离对异常点的检测优于Cook距离.     

半参数广义线性随机效应模型的影响分析

该文系统研究了半参数广义线性随机效应模型的统计诊断与影响分析方法, 证明了数据删除模型和均值漂移模型的等价性定理, 给出了广义Cook距离等诊断统计量及异常点的Score检验统计量并研究了该模型的局部影响分析,分别对加权扰动模型, 响应变量扰动模型得到了影响距阵的计算公式, 最后通过一个实例验证了文中给出诊断方法的有效性.     

半参数广义线性模型的影响分析与异常点检验

统计诊断就是对统计推断方法解决问题的全过程进行诊断，而影响分析是统计诊断中十分重要的分支．本文针对半参数广义线性模型，证明了数据删除模型和均值漂移模型的等价性定理，给出了诸如广义Cook距离等诊断统计量并研究了异常点的Score检验统计量，最后通过实例验证了本文给出的诊断方法的有效性。     

纵向数据半参数Beta回归模型的影响分析

本将随机效应当作是缺失数据,基于Q函数和EM算法并利用P-样条拟合非参数部分,得到了纵向数据半参数Beta回归模型估计方法.基于数据删除模型,我们得到了模型参数部分的广义Cook距离以及非参数部分的广义DFIT.此外,本文还研究了在四种不同扰动情形下模型的局部影响分析,得到了相应的影响矩阵.最后,我们通过两个数值实例验证了所得诊断统计量的有效性.     

基于Pena距离的双重广义线性模型的统计诊断

本文主要研究双重广义线性模型,考虑基于数据删除模型的参数估计和统计诊断,比较删除模型与未删除模型相应的诊断统计量之间的变化.首次提出基于双重广义线性模型下的Pena距离.通过一些模拟研究以及实例分析,比较不同诊断统计量判别异常点或强影响点的差异,研究结果表明本文提出的理论和方法是行之有效的.     

多元协方差阵扰动模型岭估计的影响分析

本文研究了多元线性同归模型岭估计的影响分析问题.利用最小二乘估计方法,获得了多元协方差阵扰动模型与原模型参数阵之间的岭估计的一些关系式,给出了度量影响大小的基于岭估计的广义Cook距离.     

偏正态数据下众数回归模型的统计诊断

为了更好地拟合偏态数据,充分提取偏态数据的信息,针对偏正态数据建立了众数回归模型,并基于Pena距离统计量对众数回归模型进行统计断研究,得到了众数回归模型的Pena距离表达式以及高杠杆异常点的诊断方法.利用EM算法与梯度下降法给出了众数回归模型参数的极大似然估计,根据数据删除模型计算似然距离、Cook距离和Pena距离统计量,绘制诊断统计图.通过Monte Carlo模拟试验和实例分析比较,说明文章提出的方法行之有效,并在一定条件下Pena距离对异常点或强影响点的诊断优于似然距离和Cook距离.     

基于Pena距离的偏正态数据下位置回归模型的统计诊断

Pena距离是研究偏态数据的一种有用工具.本文利用Pena距离研究了偏正态数据下位置回归模型的统计诊断问题,得到了位置回归模型下Pena距离的表达式,对其性质进行讨论,从而得到高杠杆异常点的判别方法. Pena距离与Cook距离、似然距离进行比较,得到在一定的条件下Pena距离优于Cook、似然距离.通过随机模拟试验研究和实例分析,表明本文提出的理论和方法是科学合理的.     

ASSESSMENT OF LOCAL INFLUENCE IN MULTIVARIATE ANALYSIS

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Influence Diagnostics in Partially Varying-Coefficient Models

When a real-world data set is fitted to a specific type of models,it is often encountered that oneor a set of observations have undue influence on the model fitting,which may lead to misleading conclusions.Therefore,it is necessary for data analysts to identify these influential observations and assess their impacton various aspects of model fitting.In this paper,one type of modified Cook's distances is defined to gaugethe influence of one or a set observations on the estimate of the constant coefficient part in partially varying-coefficient models,and the Cook's distances are expressed as functions of the corresponding residuals andleverages.Meanwhile,a bootstrap procedure is suggested to derive the reference values for the proposed Cook'sdistances.Some simulations are conducted,and a real-world data set is further analyzed to examine theperformance of the proposed method.The experimental results are satisfactory.     

空间变系数模型的统计诊断

空间变系数模型作为一类有效的空间数据分析方法已经得到了广泛的应用.本文主要研究该模型的统计诊断与影响分析方法。首先我们基于数据删除模型定义了Cook统计量,其次我们基于均值漂移模型讨论了异常点的检验问题。     

具有均匀结构的多元$t$\,-模型的局部影响分析

本文研究具有均匀结构的多元$t$\,-模型的局部影响分析问题\bd 依据Cook的曲率度量, 我们考虑了微小扰动对统计推断的影响, 由此导出了局部影响分析中最为关心的统计量---最大曲率方向\bd作为一种应用, 本文还祥细讨论了常见的协方差加权扰动形式.     

Local influence analysis of multivariate probit latent variable models

The multivariate probit model is very useful for analyzing correlated multivariate dichotomous data. Recently, this model has been generalized with a confirmatory factor analysis structure for accommodating more general covariance structure, and it is called the MPCFA model. The main purpose of this paper is to consider local influence analysis, which is a well-recognized important step of data analysis beyond the maximum likelihood estimation, of the MPCFA model. As the observed-data likelihood associated with the MPCFA model is intractable, the famous Cook's approach cannot be applied to achieve local influence measures. Hence, the local influence measures are developed via Zhu and Lee's [Local influence for incomplete data model, J. Roy. Statist. Soc. Ser. B 63 (2001) 111-126.] approach that is closely related to the EM algorithm. The diagnostic measures are derived from the conformal normal curvature of an appropriate function. The building blocks are computed via a sufficiently large random sample of the latent response strengths and latent variables that are generated by the Gibbs sampler. Some useful perturbation schemes are discussed. Results that are obtained from analyses of an artificial example and a real example are presented to illustrate the newly developed methodology.     

Solving monotone inclusions with linear multi-step methods

 In this paper a new class of proximal-like algorithms for solving monotone inclusions of the form T(x)∋0 is derived. It is obtained by applying linear multi-step methods (LMM) of numerical integration in order to solve the differential inclusion , which can be viewed as a generalization of the steepest decent method for a convex function. It is proved that under suitable conditions on the parameters of the LMM, the generated sequence converges weakly to a point in the solution set T ⁻¹ (0). The LMM is very similar to the classical proximal point algorithm in that both are based on approximately evaluating the resolvants of T. Consequently, LMM can be used to derive multi-step versions of many of the optimization methods based on the classical proximal point algorithm. The convergence analysis allows errors in the computation of the iterates, and two different error criteria are analyzed, namely, the classical scheme with summable errors, and a recently proposed more constructive criterion. Received: April 2001 / Accepted: November 2002 Published online: February 14, 2003 Key Words. proximal point algorithm – monotone operator – numerical integration – strong stability – relative error criterion Mathematics Subject Classification (1991): 20E28, 20G40, 20C20     

A numerical method to price European derivatives based on the one factor LIBOR Market Model of interest rates

We consider the problem of pricing European interest rate derivatives based on the LIBOR Market Model (LMM) with one driving factor. We derive a closed-form approximation of the transition probability density functions associated to the stochastic dynamical systems that describe the behaviour of the forward LIBOR interest rates in the LMM. These approximate formulae are based on a truncated power series expansion of the solutions of the Fokker–Planck equations associated to the LMM. The approximate probability density functions obtained are used to price European interest rate derivatives using the method of discounted expectations. The resulting integrals are low dimensional when the most commonly traded European interest rate derivatives are considered, and they can be computed efficiently using elementary numerical quadrature schemes (i.e. Simpson’s rule). The algorithm obtained is very well suited for parallel computing and is tested on the problem of pricing several derivatives including an European swaption and an interest rate spread option. In both cases, the method proposed in this paper appears to be accurate (i.e. relative error of order 10⁻², 10⁻³, or even 10⁻⁴) and approximately between 278 and 63 000 times faster than previous methods based on the Monte Carlo simulation of the LMM stochastic dynamical systems.

The website http://www.econ.univpm.it/pacelli/ballestra/finance/w2 contains material that helps the understanding of this paper and makes available to the interested users the computer programs that implement the numerical method proposed.     

LOCAL INFLUENCE ASSESSMENT IN A MULTIVARIATE t-MODEL WITH RAO＇S SIMPLE STRUCTURE

The local influence analysis is an important problem in statistical inference and some models have been discussed in many literatures^[1- 5]. This paper deals with the problem of assessing local influences in a multivariate t-model with Rao‘s simple structure(RSS). Based on Cook‘s likelihood displacement, the effects of some minor perturbation on the statistical inference is assessed. As an application, a common covariance-weighted perturbation is thoroughly discussed.     

A Parametric n-Dimensional Markov-Functional Model in the Terminal Measure

Abstract

This article develops and tests an n-dimensional Markov-functional interest rate model in the terminal measure based on parametric functional forms of exponential type. The parametric functional forms enable analytical expressions for forward discount bonds and forward LIBORs at all times and allows for calibration of the model to caplet prices given by a displaced diffusion Black model. The analytical expressions of the model provide a theoretical tool for understanding the structure of standard Markov-functional models (MFMs) as well as comparisons with the LIBOR market model (LMM). In particular, it is shown that for ‘typical’ market data the model is close enough to the LMM to be able to calibrate using the LMM calibration set-up and machinery. This provides further information about the similarities (as well as some of the differences) between MFM and LMM. The parametric n-dimensional MFM may be used for products that require high-dimensional models for appropriate pricing and risk management. When compared with an n-factor LMM, it has the virtue of being (much) faster for certain types of products.