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    Asymptotic theory for robust principal components (English)
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    The asymptotic distribution of the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of the robust scatter matrix, proposed by \textit{R. A. Maronna} [Ann. Stat. 4, 51- 67 (1976; Zbl 0322.62054)], is given when the observations are from an elliptical distribution. The elements of each characteristic vector are the coefficients of a robustified version of principal components. A definition for the asymptotic efficiency of the estimators is given and their influence curve is evaluated. The problem of maximizing the efficiency under a bound on the influence curve is solved.
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    optimal estimators
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    asymptotic distribution
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    eigenvalues
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    eigenvectors
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    robust scatter matrix
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    elliptical distribution
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    robustified version of principal components
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    influence curve
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