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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1635270
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Bandwidth selection for kernel conditional density estimation.
scientific article; zbMATH DE number 1635270

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    Bandwidth selection for kernel conditional density estimation. (English)
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    20 August 2001
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    We consider bandwidth selection for kernel estimators of conditional densities with one explanatory variable. Several bandwidth selection methods are derived, ranging from fast rules-of-thumb which assume the underlying densities are known to relatively slow procedures which use the bootstrap. The methods are compared and a practical bandwidth selection strategy which combines the methods is proposed. The methods are compared using two simulation studies and a real data set.
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    Bandwidth selection
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    Conditioning
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    Kernel smoothing
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