Some heuristics about bandwidth selection for the smooth Kaplan-Meier estimator
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- Bandwidth selection for kernel distribution function estimation
- Bandwith selection for the smoothing of distribution functions
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- Kernel estimation of a smooth distribution function based on censored data
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- Nonparametric estimation of quantile functions for randomly right censored data
- Smooth estimation of the reliability function
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- The central limit theorem under random censorship
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- The strong law under random censorship
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- Uniformity inspired bandwidth selectors for the kernel distribution function estimator
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