Statistical Estimation: Asymptotic Theory
β Scribed by I. A. Ibragimov, R. Z. Hasβminskii (auth.)
- Publisher
- Springer New York
- Year
- 1981
- Tongue
- English
- Leaves
- 410
- Series
- Applications of Mathematics 16
- Category
- Library
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β¦ Table of Contents
Front Matter....Pages i-vii
Basic Notation....Pages 1-2
Introduction....Pages 3-9
The Problem of Statistical Estimation....Pages 10-112
Local Asymptotic Normality of Families of Distributions....Pages 113-172
Properties of Estimators in the Regular Case....Pages 173-213
Some Applications to Nonparametric Estimation....Pages 214-240
Independent Identically Distributed Observations. Densities with Jumps....Pages 241-280
Independent Identically Distributed Observations. Classification of Singularities....Pages 281-320
Several Estimation Problems in a Gaussian White Noise....Pages 321-361
Back Matter....Pages 363-403
β¦ Subjects
Probability Theory and Stochastic Processes
π SIMILAR VOLUMES
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This book is designed to bridge the gap between traditional textbooks in statistics and more advanced books that include the sophisticated nonparametric techniques. It covers topics in parametric and nonparametric large-sample estimation theory. The exposition is based on a collection of relatively
This book is designed to bridge the gap between traditional textbooks in statistics and more advanced books that include the sophisticated nonparametric techniques. It covers topics in parametric and nonparametric large-sample estimation theory. The exposition is based on a collection of relatively
This book is designed to bridge the gap between traditional textbooks in statistics and more advanced books that include the sophisticated nonparametric techniques. It covers topics in parametric and nonparametric large-sample estimation theory. The exposition is based on a collection of relatively