The Tukey depth characterizes the atomic measure
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Cites work
- Asymptotic distributions of the maximal depth estimators for regression and multivariate location
- Asymptotics for multivariate trimming
- Breakdown properties of location estimates based on halfspace depth and projected outlyingness
- Halfplane trimming for bivariate distributions
- Halfspace depth and regression depth characterize the empirical distribution
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- Multivariate analysis by data depth: Descriptive statistics, graphics and inference. (With discussions and rejoinder)
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(18)- Exact computation of the halfspace depth
- Halfspace depth and floating body
- Reconstruction of atomic measures from their halfspace depth
- Halfspace depth does not characterize probability distributions
- Choosing among notions of multivariate depth statistics
- Simple halfspace depth
- On smoothness of Tukey depth contours
- Centerpoints: a link between optimization and convex geometry
- Affine invariant integrated rank-weighted statistical depth: properties and finite sample analysis
- Some intriguing properties of Tukey's half-space depth
- Eikonal depth: an optimal control approach to statistical depths
- Halfspace depth
- On the Tukey depth of an atomic measure
- Depth patterns and their applications in animal tracking
- Second-order accuracy of depth-based bootstrap confidence regions
- On the Tukey depth of a continuous probability distribution
- The Tukey and the random Tukey depths characterize discrete distributions
- Smooth depth contours characterize the underlying distribution
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