Here is the first book to summarize a broad cross-section of the large volume of literature available on one-dimensional empirical processes. Presents a thorough treatment of the theory of empirical processes, with emphasis on real random variable processes as well as a wide-ranging selection of app
Empirical processes with applications to statistics
โ Scribed by Shorack, Galen R.; Wellner, Jon A
- Publisher
- Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics
- Year
- 2009
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 1000
- Series
- Classics in applied mathematics 59
- Category
- Library
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โฆ Table of Contents
Content: Introduction and survey of results --
Foundations, special spaces and special processes --
Convergence and distributions of empirical processes --
Alternatives and processes of residuals --
Integral test of fit and estimated empirical process --
Martingale methods --
Censored data the product-limit estimator --
Poisson and exponential representations --
Some exact distributions --
Linear and nearly linear bounds on the empirical distribution function Gn --
Exponential inequalities and [parallel] ยท/q [parallel]-metric convergence of Un and Vn --
The Hungarian Constructions of Kn, Un, and Vn --
Laws of the iterated logarithm associated with Un and Vn --
Oscillations of the empirical process --
The uniform empirical difference process Dn [identically equal] Un + Vn --
The normalized uniform empirical process Zn and the normalized uniform quantile process --
The uniform empirical process indexed by intervals and functions --
The standardized quantile process Qn --
L-statistics --
Rank statistics --
Spacing --
Symmetry --
Further applications --
Large deviations --
Independent but not identically distributed random variable --
Empirical measures and processes for general spaces --
Appendix A: Inequalities and miscellaneous --
Appendix B: Counting processes martingales.
โฆ Subjects
Mathematical statistics.;Distribution (Probability theory);Random variables.
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