In this paper, we introduce a new concept of quantiles and depth for directional (circular and spherical) data. In view of the similarities with the classical Mahalanobis depth for in data, we call it the angular Mahalanobis depth. Our unique concept combines the advantages of both the depth and quantile settings: appealing depth-based geometric properties of the contours (convexity, nestedness, rotation-equivariance) and typical quantile-asymptotics, namely we establish a Bahadur-type representation and asymptotic normality (these results are corroborated by a Monte Carlo simulation study). We introduce new user-friendly statistical tools such as directional DD- and QQ-plots and a quantile-based goodness-of-tit test. We illustrate the powe...
It was recently shown for arbitrary multivariate probability distributions that angular symmetry is ...
Abstract. Spatial quantiles, based on the L1 norm in a certain sense, provide an appealing vector ex...
This paper sheds some new light on the multivariate (projectional) quantiles recently introduced in ...
In this paper, we introduce a new concept of quantiles and depth for directional (circular and spher...
In this thesis we study a special type of multidimentional data - directional data. The main part of...
Abstract We illustrate a depth-based approach in directional statistics, concentrat-ing on a promine...
Data depth is a statistical method whose primary aim is to order data of a reference space according...
We encounter directional data in numerous application areas such as astronomy, biology or engineerin...
An extension of the concept of quantiles in multidimensions that uses the geometry of multivariate d...
A non-parametric procedure based on the concept angular depth function is developed for dealing with...
We propose new concepts of statistical depth, multivariate quantiles, vector quantiles and ranks, ra...
The notion of the interpoint depth is applied to spherical spaces by us-ing an appropriate angular d...
AbstractA new projection-based definition of quantiles in a multivariate setting is proposed. This a...
A procedure is developed in order to deal with the classification problem of objects in circular sta...
We propose new concepts of statistical depth, multivariate quantiles, vector quantiles and ranks, ra...
It was recently shown for arbitrary multivariate probability distributions that angular symmetry is ...
Abstract. Spatial quantiles, based on the L1 norm in a certain sense, provide an appealing vector ex...
This paper sheds some new light on the multivariate (projectional) quantiles recently introduced in ...
In this paper, we introduce a new concept of quantiles and depth for directional (circular and spher...
In this thesis we study a special type of multidimentional data - directional data. The main part of...
Abstract We illustrate a depth-based approach in directional statistics, concentrat-ing on a promine...
Data depth is a statistical method whose primary aim is to order data of a reference space according...
We encounter directional data in numerous application areas such as astronomy, biology or engineerin...
An extension of the concept of quantiles in multidimensions that uses the geometry of multivariate d...
A non-parametric procedure based on the concept angular depth function is developed for dealing with...
We propose new concepts of statistical depth, multivariate quantiles, vector quantiles and ranks, ra...
The notion of the interpoint depth is applied to spherical spaces by us-ing an appropriate angular d...
AbstractA new projection-based definition of quantiles in a multivariate setting is proposed. This a...
A procedure is developed in order to deal with the classification problem of objects in circular sta...
We propose new concepts of statistical depth, multivariate quantiles, vector quantiles and ranks, ra...
It was recently shown for arbitrary multivariate probability distributions that angular symmetry is ...
Abstract. Spatial quantiles, based on the L1 norm in a certain sense, provide an appealing vector ex...
This paper sheds some new light on the multivariate (projectional) quantiles recently introduced in ...