A new P-function is proposed in the family of smoothly redescending M-estimators. The Shi-function associated with this new P-function attains much more linearity in its central section before it redescends, compared to other P-functions such as those of Andrews sine, Tukey’s biweight and Qadir’s beta function resulting in its enhanced efficiency. The iteratively reweighted least squares (IRLS) method based on the proposed Ï-function clearly detects outliers and ignoring those outliers refines the subsequent analysis. Three examples selected from the relevant literature, are used for illustrative purposes. A comparative simulation study has been conducted to evaluate its general applications. The proposed weighted least squares (WLS) m...
It is evident from the comments by Bernoulli (1777) that the history of outliers is very old and tra...
Outlier identification is important in many applications of multivariate analysis. Either because th...
Abstract: An outlier is an observation that deviates markedly from the majority of the data. To know...
A new P-function is proposed in the family of smoothly redescending M-estimators. The Shi-function ...
Outliers in a statistical analysis strongly affect the performance of the ordinary least squares, su...
In this paper we present a new redescending M-estimator “Insha’s estimator†for robust regressi...
Regression analysis is one of the most important branches of multivariate statistical techniques. It...
In this paper, we present a new algorithm for detecting multiple outliers in linear regression. The ...
M-estimators are used as a robust replacement of the general classical estimators used in the field ...
Abstract. The effects of the model and weight function on outlier detection are evaluated by the sim...
Outlier detection is useful in a vast numbers of different domains, wherever there is data and a nee...
This article presents a simple and efficient method to detect multiple outliers using a modification...
The weighed total least square (WTLS) estimate is very sensitive to the outliers in the partial EIV ...
In this paper we propose a method for correctly detecting outliers based on a new technique develope...
The detection of outliers is very essential because of their responsibility for producing huge inter...
It is evident from the comments by Bernoulli (1777) that the history of outliers is very old and tra...
Outlier identification is important in many applications of multivariate analysis. Either because th...
Abstract: An outlier is an observation that deviates markedly from the majority of the data. To know...
A new P-function is proposed in the family of smoothly redescending M-estimators. The Shi-function ...
Outliers in a statistical analysis strongly affect the performance of the ordinary least squares, su...
In this paper we present a new redescending M-estimator “Insha’s estimator†for robust regressi...
Regression analysis is one of the most important branches of multivariate statistical techniques. It...
In this paper, we present a new algorithm for detecting multiple outliers in linear regression. The ...
M-estimators are used as a robust replacement of the general classical estimators used in the field ...
Abstract. The effects of the model and weight function on outlier detection are evaluated by the sim...
Outlier detection is useful in a vast numbers of different domains, wherever there is data and a nee...
This article presents a simple and efficient method to detect multiple outliers using a modification...
The weighed total least square (WTLS) estimate is very sensitive to the outliers in the partial EIV ...
In this paper we propose a method for correctly detecting outliers based on a new technique develope...
The detection of outliers is very essential because of their responsibility for producing huge inter...
It is evident from the comments by Bernoulli (1777) that the history of outliers is very old and tra...
Outlier identification is important in many applications of multivariate analysis. Either because th...
Abstract: An outlier is an observation that deviates markedly from the majority of the data. To know...