第二类Fredholm积分方程的泰勒展开解法

本进一步发展了用Taylor公式求解第二类Fredholm积分方程的方法，并给出了近似解的误差精度分析．     

All first-order averaging techniques for a posteriori finite element error control on unstructured grids are efficient and reliable

All first-order averaging or gradient-recovery operators for lowest-order finite element methods are shown to allow for an efficient a posteriori error estimation in an isotropic, elliptic model problem in a bounded Lipschitz domain in . Given a piecewise constant discrete flux (that is the gradient of a discrete displacement) as an approximation to the unknown exact flux (that is the gradient of the exact displacement), recent results verify efficiency and reliability of

in the sense that is a lower and upper bound of the flux error up to multiplicative constants and higher-order terms. The averaging space consists of piecewise polynomial and globally continuous finite element functions in components with carefully designed boundary conditions. The minimal value is frequently replaced by some averaging operator applied within a simple post-processing to . The result provides a reliable error bound with .

This paper establishes and so equivalence of and . This implies efficiency of for a large class of patchwise averaging techniques which includes the ZZ-gradient-recovery technique. The bound established for tetrahedral finite elements appears striking in that the shape of the elements does not enter: The equivalence is robust with respect to anisotropic meshes. The main arguments in the proof are Ascoli's lemma, a strengthened Cauchy inequality, and elementary calculations with mass matrices.

     

Multilevel a posteriori error analysis for reaction–convection–diffusion problems

We present a new approach to the a posteriori error analysis of stable Galerkin approximations of reaction–convection–diffusion problems. It relies upon a non-standard variational formulation of the exact problem, based on the anisotropic wavelet decomposition of the equation residual into convection-dominated scales and diffusion-dominated scales. The associated norm, which is stronger than the standard energy norm, provides a robust (i.e., uniform in the convection limit) control over the streamline derivative of the solution. We propose an upper estimator and a lower estimator of the error, in this norm, between the exact solution and any finite dimensional approximation of it. We investigate the behaviour of such estimators, both theoretically and through numerical experiments. As an output of our analysis, we find that the lower estimator is quantitatively accurate and robust.     

非参数计量经济联立模型的局部线性两阶段最小二乘变窗宽估计

联立方程模型在经济政策制定、经济结构分析和经济预测方面起重要作用 .本文在随机设计 (模型中所有变量为随机变量 )下 ,提出了非参数计量经济联立模型的局部线性两阶段最小二乘变窗宽估计并利用概率论中大数定理和中心极限定理在内点处研究了它的大样本性质 ,证明了它的一致性和渐近正态性 .它在内点处的收敛速度达到了非参数函数估计的最优收敛速度 .     

参数的E Bayes估计法及其应用

提出了参数的一种估计方法—— E Bayes估计法 ,对寿命服从指数分布的产品 ,在失效率的先验分布为 Gamma分布时 ,给出了失效率的 E Bayes估计和多层 Bayes估计 ,并在此基础上给出了失效率和可靠度的 E Bayes估计的性质 .结合实际问题进行了计算 ,结果表明提出的 E Bayes估计法可行且便于应用 .     

An efficient Levenberg–Marquardt method with a new LM parameter for systems of nonlinear equations

A modified Levenberg–Marquardt method for solving singular systems of nonlinear equations was proposed by Fan [J Comput Appl Math. 2003;21;625–636]. Using trust region techniques, the global and quadratic convergence of the method were proved. In this paper, to improve this method, we decide to introduce a new Levenberg–Marquardt parameter while also incorporate a new nonmonotone technique to this method. The global and quadratic convergence of the new method is proved under the local error bound condition. Numerical results show the new algorithm is efficient and promising.     

Reliability modelling incorporating load share and frailty

The stochastic behaviour of lifetimes of a two component system is often primarily influenced by the system structure and by the covariates shared by the components. Any meaningful attempt to model the lifetimes must take into consideration the factors affecting their stochastic behaviour. In particular, for a load share system, we describe a reliability model incorporating both the load share dependence and the effect of observed and unobserved covariates. The model includes a bivariate Weibull to characterize load share, a positive stable distribution to describe frailty, and also incorporates effects of observed covariates. We investigate various interesting reliability properties of this model using cross ratio functions and conditional survivor functions. We implement maximum likelihood estimation of the model parameters and discuss model adequacy and selection. We illustrate our approach using a simulation study. For a real data situation, we demonstrate the superiority of the proposed model that incorporates both load share and frailty effects over competing models that incorporate just one of these effects. An attractive and computationally simple cross‐validation technique is introduced to reconfirm the claim. We conclude with a summary and discussion.     

Sparse Convex Clustering

Convex clustering, a convex relaxation of k-means clustering and hierarchical clustering, has drawn recent attentions since it nicely addresses the instability issue of traditional nonconvex clustering methods. Although its computational and statistical properties have been recently studied, the performance of convex clustering has not yet been investigated in the high-dimensional clustering scenario, where the data contains a large number of features and many of them carry no information about the clustering structure. In this article, we demonstrate that the performance of convex clustering could be distorted when the uninformative features are included in the clustering. To overcome it, we introduce a new clustering method, referred to as Sparse Convex Clustering, to simultaneously cluster observations and conduct feature selection. The key idea is to formulate convex clustering in a form of regularization, with an adaptive group-lasso penalty term on cluster centers. To optimally balance the trade-off between the cluster fitting and sparsity, a tuning criterion based on clustering stability is developed. Theoretically, we obtain a finite sample error bound for our estimator and further establish its variable selection consistency. The effectiveness of the proposed method is examined through a variety of numerical experiments and a real data application. Supplementary material for this article is available online.     

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The heteroscedasticity is inevitable for the panel data modeling in economics. The two-stage estimation method is a better means to study the heteroscedasticity, in which the basis is to select only one independent variable for samples grouping, it can cause the information used is incomplete. In this paper, we propose to select several variables for grouping using variable selection method, then k-mean algorithm is used to cluster, so the samples classification can be achieved and the heteroscedasticity estimation can be obtained. The results of real example analysis show that the method presented in this paper has obvious advantages in effectiveness and feasibility.