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Robust Likelihood Cross-Validation for Kernel Density Estimation
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Wu, Ximing
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Bandwidth selection
/ Likelihood cross-validation
/ Multivariate density estimation
/ Robust maximum likelihood
2019
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Robust Likelihood Cross-Validation for Kernel Density Estimation
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Wu, Ximing
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Bandwidth selection
/ Likelihood cross-validation
/ Multivariate density estimation
/ Robust maximum likelihood
2019
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Robust Likelihood Cross-Validation for Kernel Density Estimation
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Robust Likelihood Cross-Validation for Kernel Density Estimation
2019
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Overview
Likelihood cross-validation for kernel density estimation is known to be sensitive to extreme observations and heavy-tailed distributions. We propose a robust likelihood-based cross-validation method to select bandwidths in multivariate density estimations. We derive this bandwidth selector within the framework of robust maximum likelihood estimation. This method establishes a smooth transition from likelihood cross-validation for nonextreme observations to least squares cross-validation for extreme observations, thereby combining the efficiency of likelihood cross-validation and the robustness of least-squares cross-validation. We also suggest a simple rule to select the transition threshold. We demonstrate the finite sample performance and practical usefulness of the proposed method via Monte Carlo simulations and a real data application on Chinese air pollution.
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Taylor & Francis,American Statistical Association (ASA),Taylor & Francis Ltd
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