Strong uniform convergence rates in robust nonparametric time series analysis and prediction: Kernel regression estimation from dependent observations
Gérard Collomb and
Wolfgang Härdle
Stochastic Processes and their Applications, 1986, vol. 23, issue 1, 77-89
Abstract:
Let be a strictly stationary real valued time series. We predict ZN + 1 from {Z1,...ZN} by a robust nonparametric method. The predictor is defined by the kernel method and constructed as a functional M-estimate connected with the conditional law of Zp+1 on Z1,...,Zp, when is Markovian of order p. Strong uniform convergence rates of this estimate are given together with some new results concerning robust regression kernel estimates from a sequence of valued, identically distributed and [phi]-mixing random pairs {(Xi, Yi); I = 1,...,n}. As a special case we obtain strong uniform convergence rates for estimators of the regression curve E(Y1/X1 = ·) and of the density of the law of X1.
Keywords: robust; time; series; analysis; robust; prediction; robust; nonparametric; regression; M-estimation; rate; of; convergence; kernel; estimate; nonparametric; regression; and; density; estimation (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 1986
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