In the paper, we discuss the transformation of the asymptotic expansion for the distribution of a statistic admitting Edgeworth expansion if the sample size is replaced by a random variable.We demonstrate that all those statistics that are regarded as asymptotically normal in the classical sense, become asymptotically Laplace or Student if the sample size is random. We especially separate the case where the Student distribution parameter ("the number degrees of freedom") is small. We show that the Student distribution with arbitrary "number of degrees of freedom "can be obtained as the limit when the sample size is random. We emphasize the possibility of using a family of Student distributions as a comfortable model with heavy tails since i...
Abstract. We study asymptotic expansions in free probability. In classes of classical limit theorems...
this paper the validity of a one-term Edgeworth expansion for Studentized symmetric statistics is pr...
ADInternational audienceOne often observed empirical regularity is a power-law behavior of the tails...
In the paper, we discuss the transformation of the asymptotic expansion for the distribution of a st...
Refinements of first order asymptotic results axe reviewed, with a number of Ph.D. projects supervis...
We consider asymptotically normal statistics which are symmetric functions of N i.i.d. random variab...
Due to the stochastic character of the intensities of information flows in high performance informat...
The dissertation is composed of four research papers. In all the papers asymptotic methods and techn...
Due to the stochastic character of the intensities of information flows in high performance informat...
We derive the Edgeworth expansion to order n-1 of the cumulative distribution function of the studen...
Under some regularity conditions on kernel, an asymptotic expansion with remainder term $ o(N^{-1}) ...
We derive the Edgeworth expansion to order n-1 of the cumulative distribution function of the studen...
In the present paper we prove a general theorem which gives the rates of convergence in distributio...
Bentkus V, Götze F, van Zwet WR. An Edgeworth expansion for symmetric statistics. ANNALS OF STATISTI...
Bloznelis M, Götze F. Edgeworth approximations for distributions of symmetric statistics. Probabilit...
Abstract. We study asymptotic expansions in free probability. In classes of classical limit theorems...
this paper the validity of a one-term Edgeworth expansion for Studentized symmetric statistics is pr...
ADInternational audienceOne often observed empirical regularity is a power-law behavior of the tails...
In the paper, we discuss the transformation of the asymptotic expansion for the distribution of a st...
Refinements of first order asymptotic results axe reviewed, with a number of Ph.D. projects supervis...
We consider asymptotically normal statistics which are symmetric functions of N i.i.d. random variab...
Due to the stochastic character of the intensities of information flows in high performance informat...
The dissertation is composed of four research papers. In all the papers asymptotic methods and techn...
Due to the stochastic character of the intensities of information flows in high performance informat...
We derive the Edgeworth expansion to order n-1 of the cumulative distribution function of the studen...
Under some regularity conditions on kernel, an asymptotic expansion with remainder term $ o(N^{-1}) ...
We derive the Edgeworth expansion to order n-1 of the cumulative distribution function of the studen...
In the present paper we prove a general theorem which gives the rates of convergence in distributio...
Bentkus V, Götze F, van Zwet WR. An Edgeworth expansion for symmetric statistics. ANNALS OF STATISTI...
Bloznelis M, Götze F. Edgeworth approximations for distributions of symmetric statistics. Probabilit...
Abstract. We study asymptotic expansions in free probability. In classes of classical limit theorems...
this paper the validity of a one-term Edgeworth expansion for Studentized symmetric statistics is pr...
ADInternational audienceOne often observed empirical regularity is a power-law behavior of the tails...