Generalized jackknifing and higher order kernels
Generalized jackknifing and higher order kernels
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广义折刀和高阶内核
DOI:
10.1080/10485259308832573
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发表时间:
1993
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通讯作者:
P. Foster
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作者:
M. C. Jones;P. Foster
One way of improving the performance, at least in theory, of kernel estimators of curves such as probability densities, regression functions and spectral densities is to use “higher order” kernel functions. In this paper, we investigate how one might obtain higher order kernels from lower.order ones, and put forward a wide variety of existing and novel formulae under the unifying concept of generalized jackknifing (Schucany, Gray and Owen, 1971). We thus greatly expand on the approach of Schucany and Sommers (1977). Spinoffs include links with more “direct” bias correction methods, a simplified understanding of how the “optimal” polynomial kernels of, for example, Gasser, Muller and Mammitzsch (1985) relate to one another, connections with the Gaussian-based kernels of Wand and Schucany (1990), and many extensions of Terrell and Scott's (1980) method of enforcing nonnegativity in estimates based on higher order kernel ideas.