In this paper we discuss a robust solution to the problem of prediction. Following Barndorff-Nielsen and Cox (1996) and Vidoni (1998), we propose improved prediction limits based on M-estimators instead of maximum likelihood estimators. To compute these robust prediction limits, the expressions of the bias and variance of an M-estimator are required. Here a general asymptotic approximation for the bias of an M-estimator is derived. Moreover, by means of comparative studies in the context of affine transformation models, we show that the proposed robust procedure for prediction behaves in a similar manner to the classical one when the model is correctly specified, but it is designed to be stable in a neighborhood of the model
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This paper introduces a new class of robust estimates for ARMA mod-els. They are M-estimates, but th...
The design of statistical estimators robust to outliers has been a mainstay of statistical research ...
In M-estimation problems involving estimands in Banach spaces, the M-estimators, when appropriately ...
We discuss a robust solution to the problem of prediction. Extending Barndorff-Nielsen and Cox [1996...
AbstractM-estimation is a widely used technique for statistical inference. In this paper, we study p...
International audienceUsing Renyi pseudodistances, new robustness and efficiency measures are define...
In this paper, we introduce a robust framework for model based parameter estimation. The framework i...
Consider the problem of joint parameter estimation and prediction in a Markov random field: i.e., th...
Data sets where the number of variables p is comparable to or larger than the number of observations...
We define a new Bayesian predictor called the posterior weighted median (PWM) and compare its perfor...
In this article we consider the problem of prediction for a general class of Gaussian models, which ...
Nonlinear regression problems can often be reduced to linearity by transforming the response variabl...
We review some first-and higher-order asymptotic techniques for M-estimators and we study their stab...
The robust regression techniques in the RANSAC family are popular today in computer vision, but thei...
We consider the problem of robust inference for the binomial(m, I) model. The discreteness of the da...
This paper introduces a new class of robust estimates for ARMA mod-els. They are M-estimates, but th...
The design of statistical estimators robust to outliers has been a mainstay of statistical research ...
In M-estimation problems involving estimands in Banach spaces, the M-estimators, when appropriately ...