Efficient estimation of conditional covariance matrices for dimension reduction
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Abstract: Let and . In this paper we propose an estimator of the conditional covariance matrix, , in an inverse regression setting. Based on the estimation of a quadratic functional, this methodology provides an efficient estimator from a semi parametric point of view. We consider a functional Taylor expansion of under some mild conditions and the effect of using an estimate of the unknown joint distribution. The asymptotic properties of this estimator are also provided.
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