We derive equivalent reproducing kernels of smoothing splines both in Sobolev and polynomial spaces. For the latter, we identify a density function or second order kernel, from which a hierarchy of higher order estimators is derived. These are shown to give excellent representations for the currently applied symmetric filters. The asymmetric weights are obtained by adapting the kernel functions to the length of the various filters, and a theoretical comparison is made with the classical estimators used in real time analysis. The former are shown to be superior in terms of signal passing, noise suppression and speed of convergence to the symmetric filter
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
We derive equivalent reproducing kernels of smoothing splines both in Sobolev and polynomial spaces....
We derive equivalent reproducing kernels of smoothing splines both in Sobolev and polynomial spaces....
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
We derive equivalent reproducing kernels of smoothing splines both in Sobolev and polynomial spaces....
We derive equivalent reproducing kernels of smoothing splines both in Sobolev and polynomial spaces....
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
We provide a common approach for studying several nonparametric estimators used for smoothing functi...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...
Spline functions have a long history as smoothers of noisy time series data, and several equivalent ...