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T. Cacoullos and H. Papageorgiou [On some bivariate probability models applicable to traffic accidents and fatalities, Int. Stat. Rev. 48 (1980) 345–356] studied a special class of bivariate discrete distributions appropriate for modeling traffic accidents, and fatalities resulting therefrom. The corresponding random variable may be written as , with , where , are independent copies of a (discrete) random variable , and is independent of , and follows a Poisson law. If follows a Poisson law (resp. Binomial law), the resulting distribution is termed Poisson–Poisson (resp. Poisson–Binomial). L2-type goodness-of-fit statistics are constructed for the ‘general distribution’ of this kind, where may be an arbitrary discrete nonnegative random variable. The test statistics utilize a simple characterization involving the corresponding probability generating function, and are shown to be consistent. The proposed procedures are shown to perform satisfactorily in simulated data, while their application to accident data leads to positive conclusions regarding the modeling ability of this class of bivariate distributions. 相似文献
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《Journal of the Korean Statistical Society》2014,43(1):47-65
In this paper, we develop uniform bounds for the sequence of distribution functions of , where is some smooth function, is a sequence of identically distributed random variables with common distribution having a bounded derivative and are constants such that . These bounds allow us to identify a suitable sequence of random variables which is asymptotically of the same type of showing that the rate of convergence for these uniform approximations depends on the ratio of the second derivative to the first derivative of . The corresponding generalization to the multivariate case is also analyzed. An application of our results to the STATIS-ACT method is provided in the final section. 相似文献
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We present inverse problems of nonparametric statistics which have a smart solution using projection estimators on bases of functions with non compact support, namely, a Laguerre basis or a Hermite basis. The models are where the ’s are i.i.d. with unknown density , the ’s are i.i.d. with known density , the ’s are i.i.d. with uniform density on . The sequences are independent. We define projection estimators of in the two cases of indirect observations of , and we give upper bounds for their -risks on specific Sobolev–Laguerre or Sobolev–Hermite spaces. Data-driven procedures are described and proved to perform automatically the bias–variance compromise. 相似文献
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Let be i.i.d. observations, where and the ’s and ’s are independent. Assume that the ’s are unobservable and that they have the density and also that the ’s have a known density . Furthermore, let depend on and let as . We consider the deconvolution problem, i.e. the problem of estimation of the density based on the sample . A popular estimator of in this setting is the deconvolution kernel density estimator. We derive its asymptotic normality under two different assumptions on the relation between the sequence and the sequence of bandwidths . We also consider several simulation examples which illustrate different types of asymptotics corresponding to the derived theoretical results and which show that there exist situations where models with have to be preferred to the models with fixed . 相似文献
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《Statistical Methodology》2012,9(3):445-455
Kundu and Gupta [D. Kundu, R.D. Gupta, Estimation of for generalized exponential distribution, Metrika 61 (2005) 291–308] derived confidence intervals for when and are two independent generalized exponential random variables. They were based on the asymptotic maximum likelihood method and bootstrapping. Here, we propose a new confidence interval for based on a modified signed log-likelihood ratio statistic. Simulation studies show that this interval outperforms those due to Kundu and Gupta. 相似文献
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We investigate a rate of convergence on asymptotic normality of the maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) for parameter appearing in parabolic SPDEs of the form where and are partial differential operators, is a cylindrical Brownian motion (CBM) and . We find an optimal Berry–Esseen bound for central limit theorem (CLT) of the MLE. It is proved by developing techniques based on combining Malliavin calculus and Stein’s method. 相似文献