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    Change-point in the mean of dependent observations (English)
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    8 May 2000
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    We prove the consistency of CUSUM-type estimators of the point of shift in the means of a sequence of observations and obtain the rates of convergence. A non-restrictive dependence structure is allowed, making the result applicable to nonlinear and non-stationary sequences. The proof is based on a fairly general Hájek-Rényi-type inequality.
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    change-point estimation
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    dependent observations
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    Hajek-Renyi inequality
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