This paper lists the continuous limit distributions for central order statistics normalized by power transformations, and describes their domains of attraction. One may argue that power transformations are the natural normalizations to use if one wants to study the asymptotic behaviour of central order statistics. Power transformations preserve the origin, which may be assumed to be the quantile to which the order statistics converge. Our theory gives a nice extension of the theory developed by Smirnov more than sixty year ago. For the continuous power limits treated below the resemblance with the limit theory for extremes under linear transformations is striking
WOS: 000246073900006PubMed ID: 17500848We investigate the probability density of rescaled sums of it...
summary:It has been known for a long time that for bootstrapping the distribution of the extremes un...
summary:It has been known for a long time that for bootstrapping the distribution of the extremes un...
In the last two decades E. Pancheva and her collaborators were investigating various limit theorems ...
In this paper the limiting distributions for sequences of central terms under power nonrandom normal...
In this paper the limiting distributions for sequences of central terms under power nonrandom normal...
For order statistics there is a deceptively simple link between affine and power norming, using expo...
We discuss the convergence of the moments of intermediate order statistics under power normalization...
We discuss almost sure versions of distributional limit theorems for central and intermediate order ...
The property of the continuation of the convergence of the distribution function of intermediate ord...
For a fixed positive integer k, limit laws of linearly normalized kth upper order statistics are wel...
The purpose of this paper is to explain the central limit theorem and its application in research. T...
Abstract In this paper, we study the limit properties of the ratio for order statistics based on sam...
Abstract In this paper, we study the ratios of order statistics based on samples drawn from uniform ...
AbstractThe problem of the rate of convergence of the cumulative distribution function of the one-sa...
WOS: 000246073900006PubMed ID: 17500848We investigate the probability density of rescaled sums of it...
summary:It has been known for a long time that for bootstrapping the distribution of the extremes un...
summary:It has been known for a long time that for bootstrapping the distribution of the extremes un...
In the last two decades E. Pancheva and her collaborators were investigating various limit theorems ...
In this paper the limiting distributions for sequences of central terms under power nonrandom normal...
In this paper the limiting distributions for sequences of central terms under power nonrandom normal...
For order statistics there is a deceptively simple link between affine and power norming, using expo...
We discuss the convergence of the moments of intermediate order statistics under power normalization...
We discuss almost sure versions of distributional limit theorems for central and intermediate order ...
The property of the continuation of the convergence of the distribution function of intermediate ord...
For a fixed positive integer k, limit laws of linearly normalized kth upper order statistics are wel...
The purpose of this paper is to explain the central limit theorem and its application in research. T...
Abstract In this paper, we study the limit properties of the ratio for order statistics based on sam...
Abstract In this paper, we study the ratios of order statistics based on samples drawn from uniform ...
AbstractThe problem of the rate of convergence of the cumulative distribution function of the one-sa...
WOS: 000246073900006PubMed ID: 17500848We investigate the probability density of rescaled sums of it...
summary:It has been known for a long time that for bootstrapping the distribution of the extremes un...
summary:It has been known for a long time that for bootstrapping the distribution of the extremes un...