On bootstrap confidence intervals in nonparametric regression (Q1194534)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 64500
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On bootstrap confidence intervals in nonparametric regression (English)
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27 September 1992
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A pivotal approach to nonparametric regression is considered. Some of the theoretical advantages of this approach are pointed out, among them a reduction in the error of the bootstrap distribution function estimate and a reduction in coverage error of confidence interval. Comparisons are made with the case of nonparametric density estimation, where a pivotal approach also reduces errors associated with confidence intervals, but where the orders of magnitude of the respective errors are quite different from their counterparts for non-parametric regression.
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Edgeworth expansion
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percentile method
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percentile-\(t\)
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simultaneous confidence intervals
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pivotal approach
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nonparametric regression
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bootstrap distribution function estimate
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coverage error of confidence interval
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density estimation
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