The notion of influence function was introduced by Hampel and it plays a crucial role for the important applications in robustness analysis. It is defined by the derivative of a statistic at an underlying distribution and it describes the effect of an infinitesimal contamination at the point x on the estimate we are considering. We propose a new approach which can be used whenever the derivative doesn't exist. We extend the definition of influence function to nonsmooth functionals using a notion of generalized derivative. We also prove a generalized von Mises expansio
Influence functions for L-estimates are estimated and a weak approximation in terms of Gaussian proc...
In restricted statistical models, since the first derivatives of the likelihood displacement are oft...
Inequality measures are often used to summarize information about empirical income distributions. Ho...
The influencecurve (JC) of a Fisher-consistent functional was introduced by F. Hampel and plays a ce...
AbstractThe influence curve (JC) of a Fisher-consistent functional was introduced by F. Hampel and p...
There are many economic parameters that depend on nonparametric first steps. Examples include games,...
[[abstract]]This article introduces two parametric robust diagnostic methods for detecting influenti...
AbstractIn this paper we extend the definition of the influence function to functionals of more than...
Often semiparametric estimators are asymptotically equivalent to a sample average. The object being ...
We first review briefly some basic approaches to robust inference and discuss the role and the place...
We define an asymptotic mean version of Tukey's sensitivity curve. For this we show that some of the...
The case sensitivity function approach to influence analysis is introduced as a natural smooth exten...
We prove the asymptotic validity of bootstrap confidence bands for the influence curve from its usua...
Inequality measures are often used fot summarise information about empirical income distributions. H...
We develop infinitesimally robust statistical procedures for general diffusion processes. We first p...
Influence functions for L-estimates are estimated and a weak approximation in terms of Gaussian proc...
In restricted statistical models, since the first derivatives of the likelihood displacement are oft...
Inequality measures are often used to summarize information about empirical income distributions. Ho...
The influencecurve (JC) of a Fisher-consistent functional was introduced by F. Hampel and plays a ce...
AbstractThe influence curve (JC) of a Fisher-consistent functional was introduced by F. Hampel and p...
There are many economic parameters that depend on nonparametric first steps. Examples include games,...
[[abstract]]This article introduces two parametric robust diagnostic methods for detecting influenti...
AbstractIn this paper we extend the definition of the influence function to functionals of more than...
Often semiparametric estimators are asymptotically equivalent to a sample average. The object being ...
We first review briefly some basic approaches to robust inference and discuss the role and the place...
We define an asymptotic mean version of Tukey's sensitivity curve. For this we show that some of the...
The case sensitivity function approach to influence analysis is introduced as a natural smooth exten...
We prove the asymptotic validity of bootstrap confidence bands for the influence curve from its usua...
Inequality measures are often used fot summarise information about empirical income distributions. H...
We develop infinitesimally robust statistical procedures for general diffusion processes. We first p...
Influence functions for L-estimates are estimated and a weak approximation in terms of Gaussian proc...
In restricted statistical models, since the first derivatives of the likelihood displacement are oft...
Inequality measures are often used to summarize information about empirical income distributions. Ho...