Varying-coefficient models are a useful extension of the classical linear models. The appeal of these models is that the coefficient functions can easily be estimated via a simple local regression. This yields a simple one-step estimation procedure. We show that such a one-step method cannot be optimal when different coefficient functions admit di erent degrees of smoothness. This drawback can be repaired by using our proposed two-step estimation procedure. The asymptotic mean-squared errors for the two-step procedure is obtained and is shown to achieve the optimal rate of convergence. A few simulation studies show that the gain by the two-step procedure can be quite substantial. The methodology is illustrated by an application to an enviro...
The varying coefficient model is a useful alternative to the classical linear model, since the forme...
The aim of this thesis is to provide an overview of the varying coefficient mod- els - a class of re...
In this paper we consider partially linear varying coefficient models. We provide semiparametric eff...
Varying-coefficient models are a useful extension of the classical linear models. The appeal of thes...
AbstractOne of the advantages for the varying-coefficient model is to allow the coefficients to vary...
AbstractOne of the advantages for the varying-coefficient model is to allow the coefficients to vary...
This paper deals with statistical inferences based on the generallized varying-coefficient models pr...
This article deals with statistical inferences based on the varying-coefficient models proposed by H...
This article deals with statistical inferences based on the varying-coefficient models proposed by H...
Varying coefficient models are useful extensions of the classical linear models. Under the condition...
By allowing the regression coefficients to change with certain covariates, the class of varying coef...
This paper considers statistical inference for the heteroscedastic varying coefficient model. We pro...
In this article, a novel adaptive estimation is proposed for varying coefficient models. Unlike the ...
This paper considers statistical inference for the heteroscedastic varying coefficient model. We pro...
We propose a semiparametric estimator for varying coefficient models when the regressors in the nonp...
The varying coefficient model is a useful alternative to the classical linear model, since the forme...
The aim of this thesis is to provide an overview of the varying coefficient mod- els - a class of re...
In this paper we consider partially linear varying coefficient models. We provide semiparametric eff...
Varying-coefficient models are a useful extension of the classical linear models. The appeal of thes...
AbstractOne of the advantages for the varying-coefficient model is to allow the coefficients to vary...
AbstractOne of the advantages for the varying-coefficient model is to allow the coefficients to vary...
This paper deals with statistical inferences based on the generallized varying-coefficient models pr...
This article deals with statistical inferences based on the varying-coefficient models proposed by H...
This article deals with statistical inferences based on the varying-coefficient models proposed by H...
Varying coefficient models are useful extensions of the classical linear models. Under the condition...
By allowing the regression coefficients to change with certain covariates, the class of varying coef...
This paper considers statistical inference for the heteroscedastic varying coefficient model. We pro...
In this article, a novel adaptive estimation is proposed for varying coefficient models. Unlike the ...
This paper considers statistical inference for the heteroscedastic varying coefficient model. We pro...
We propose a semiparametric estimator for varying coefficient models when the regressors in the nonp...
The varying coefficient model is a useful alternative to the classical linear model, since the forme...
The aim of this thesis is to provide an overview of the varying coefficient mod- els - a class of re...
In this paper we consider partially linear varying coefficient models. We provide semiparametric eff...