AbstractIn this paper moving-average processes with no parametric assumption on the error distribution are considered. A new convolution-type estimator of the marginal density of a MA(1) is presented. This estimator is closely related to some previous ones used to estimate the integrated squared density and has a structure similar to the ordinary kernel density estimator. For second-order kernels, the rate of convergence of this new estimator is investigated and the rate of the optimal bandwidth obtained. Under limit conditions on the smoothing parameter the convolution-type estimator is proved to be n-consistent, which contrasts with the asymptotic behavior of the ordinary kernel density estimator, that is only nh-consistent
The problem of estimating an unknown density function has been widely studied. In this paper we pres...
It is already known that the convolution of a bounded density with itself can be estimated at the ro...
Wefelmeyer Abstract. It is known that the convolution of a smooth density with itself can be estimat...
AbstractIn this paper moving-average processes with no parametric assumption on the error distributi...
In this paper we consider a kernel estimator of a density in a convolution model and give a central ...
Rate of convergence to normality for the density estimators of Kernel type is obtained when the obse...
Rate of convergence to normality for the density estimators of Kernel type is obtained when the obse...
Let X1,...,Xn be n consecutive observations of a linear process , where [mu] is a constant and {Zt} ...
We specify conditions under which kernel density estimate for linear process is weakly and strongly ...
February 2006; August 2006 (Revised)We consider nonparametric estimation of marginal density functio...
Key Words: Convolution estimator; plug-in estimator; local U-statistic; empirical likelihood for dep...
International audienceSuppose we have independent observations of a pair of independent random varia...
This paper studies the problem of estimating the density of U when only independent copies of X = U ...
We consider a nonparametric regression model Y = r (X) + epsilon with a random covariate X that is i...
Some convergence results on the kernel density estimator are proven for a class of linear processes ...
The problem of estimating an unknown density function has been widely studied. In this paper we pres...
It is already known that the convolution of a bounded density with itself can be estimated at the ro...
Wefelmeyer Abstract. It is known that the convolution of a smooth density with itself can be estimat...
AbstractIn this paper moving-average processes with no parametric assumption on the error distributi...
In this paper we consider a kernel estimator of a density in a convolution model and give a central ...
Rate of convergence to normality for the density estimators of Kernel type is obtained when the obse...
Rate of convergence to normality for the density estimators of Kernel type is obtained when the obse...
Let X1,...,Xn be n consecutive observations of a linear process , where [mu] is a constant and {Zt} ...
We specify conditions under which kernel density estimate for linear process is weakly and strongly ...
February 2006; August 2006 (Revised)We consider nonparametric estimation of marginal density functio...
Key Words: Convolution estimator; plug-in estimator; local U-statistic; empirical likelihood for dep...
International audienceSuppose we have independent observations of a pair of independent random varia...
This paper studies the problem of estimating the density of U when only independent copies of X = U ...
We consider a nonparametric regression model Y = r (X) + epsilon with a random covariate X that is i...
Some convergence results on the kernel density estimator are proven for a class of linear processes ...
The problem of estimating an unknown density function has been widely studied. In this paper we pres...
It is already known that the convolution of a bounded density with itself can be estimated at the ro...
Wefelmeyer Abstract. It is known that the convolution of a smooth density with itself can be estimat...