This paper considers the block selection problem for a block bootstrap vari-ance estimator applied to spatial data on a regular grid. We develop precise formulae for the optimal block sizes that minimize the mean squared error of the bootstrap variance estimator. We then describe practical methods for estimating these spatial block sizes and prove the consistency of a block selection method by Hall, Horowitz and Jing (1995), originally introduced for time series. The spatial block bootstrap method is illustrated through data examples, and its performance is investigated through several simula-tion studies. AMS (2000) subject classification. Primary 62G09; secondary 62M30
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This paper deals with the estimation of the intensity of a planar point process on the basis of a si...
SUMMARY The block bootstrap for time series consists in randomly resampling blocks of consecutive v...
International audienceWe present a permutation bootstrap method for reducing the variance of estimat...
In this paper, we consider the problem of determining the optimal block size for a spatial subsampli...
We address the issue of optimal block choice in applications of the block bootstrap to dependent dat...
We introduce two new variance estimation procedures that use non-overlapping and overlapping blocks,...
The paper contains a description of four different block bootstrap methods, i.e., non-overlapping bl...
This paper discusses the problem of choosing the optimal block length for two block bootstrap method...
The topics, estimation of spatial variogram, bootstrap method for stationary processes and sequentia...
This thesis describes and compares some of commonly used methods of variance estimation of various s...
Not AvailableIn this study, an attempt has been made to improve the sampling strategy incorporating ...
Consistency and optimality of block bootstrap schemes for distribution and variance estimation of sm...
This paper introduced a bootstrap method called truncated geometric bootstrap method for time series...
This paper compares different versions of the multiple variance ratio test based on bootstrap techni...
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This paper deals with the estimation of the intensity of a planar point process on the basis of a si...
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