Another look at the disjoint blocks bootstrap
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- Block bootstrapping for kernel density estimators under {\(\psi\)}-weak dependence
- Bootstrap for the sample mean and for \(U\)-statistics of mixing and near-epoch dependent processes
- A general approach to the joint asymptotic analysis of statistics from sub-samples
- Bootstrapping the empirical distribution of a stationary process with change-point
- Change-point detection and bootstrap for Hilbert space valued random fields
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