The nonparametric estimation for the density and hazard rate functions for right-censored data using the kernel smoothing techniques is considered. The “classical” fixed symmetric kernel type estimator of these functions performs well in the interior region, but it suffers from the problem of bias in the boundary region. Here, we propose new estimators based on the gamma kernels for the density and the hazard rate functions. The estimators are free of bias and achieve the optimal rate of convergence in terms of integrated mean squared error. The mean integrated squared error, the asymptotic normality, and the law of iterated logarithm are studied. A comparison of gamma estimators with the local linear estimator for the density function and ...
Progressive censoring is essential for researchers in industry as a mean to remove subjects before t...
Let X be the variable of interest with distribution function F, hazard function $\lambda$ and Y be a...
The Gaussian kernel density estimator is known to have substantial problems for bounded random varia...
In this paper we consider the nonparametric estimation for a density and hazard rate function for ri...
In this paper, we consider the non-parametric estimation for a density and hazard rate function for ...
Standard fixed symmetric kernel type density estimators are known to encounter problems for positive...
In this paper we consider the nonparametric estimation for a density and hazard rate function for ri...
The parametrically guided kernel smoother is a promising nonparametric estimation approach that aims...
This paper introduces two new nonparametric estimators for probability density functions which have ...
AbstractIn some long term studies, a series of dependent and possibly censored failure times may be ...
Kernel density estimator, right censorship, strong convergence, hazard rate estimator,
Progressive censoring is essential for researchers in industry as a mean to remove subjects before t...
Let (X, Y) be a random vector, where Y denotes the variable of interest, possibly subject to random ...
Consider a regression model in which the responses are subject to random right censoring. In this mo...
SUMMARY: Left truncation and right censoring arise frequently in practice for life data. This paper ...
Progressive censoring is essential for researchers in industry as a mean to remove subjects before t...
Let X be the variable of interest with distribution function F, hazard function $\lambda$ and Y be a...
The Gaussian kernel density estimator is known to have substantial problems for bounded random varia...
In this paper we consider the nonparametric estimation for a density and hazard rate function for ri...
In this paper, we consider the non-parametric estimation for a density and hazard rate function for ...
Standard fixed symmetric kernel type density estimators are known to encounter problems for positive...
In this paper we consider the nonparametric estimation for a density and hazard rate function for ri...
The parametrically guided kernel smoother is a promising nonparametric estimation approach that aims...
This paper introduces two new nonparametric estimators for probability density functions which have ...
AbstractIn some long term studies, a series of dependent and possibly censored failure times may be ...
Kernel density estimator, right censorship, strong convergence, hazard rate estimator,
Progressive censoring is essential for researchers in industry as a mean to remove subjects before t...
Let (X, Y) be a random vector, where Y denotes the variable of interest, possibly subject to random ...
Consider a regression model in which the responses are subject to random right censoring. In this mo...
SUMMARY: Left truncation and right censoring arise frequently in practice for life data. This paper ...
Progressive censoring is essential for researchers in industry as a mean to remove subjects before t...
Let X be the variable of interest with distribution function F, hazard function $\lambda$ and Y be a...
The Gaussian kernel density estimator is known to have substantial problems for bounded random varia...