1976
DOI: 10.1080/00031305.1976.10479153
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An Introduction to the Implementation and Theory of Nonparametric Density Estimation

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“…Mathematical aspects of density estimation are surveyed by Rosenblatt (1971), Cover (1972), Wegman (1972), Tarter andKronmal (1976), Fryer (1977), Wertz and Schneider (1979), and references listed therein. These papers report a great deal of careful work on discrepancy at a point, and on global results for kernel estimates and other "generalized" histograms.…”
Section: Then the Cell Width H Which Minimizes The 82 Of (11) Is ~ mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Mathematical aspects of density estimation are surveyed by Rosenblatt (1971), Cover (1972), Wegman (1972), Tarter andKronmal (1976), Fryer (1977), Wertz and Schneider (1979), and references listed therein. These papers report a great deal of careful work on discrepancy at a point, and on global results for kernel estimates and other "generalized" histograms.…”
Section: Then the Cell Width H Which Minimizes The 82 Of (11) Is ~ mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Para el estudio de la distribuci贸n de tallas, el m茅todo tradicionalmente utilizado es el histograma. De acuerdo con Tarter & Kronmal (1976) y Fox (1990vide in Salgado-Ugarte et al, 2005 el uso de histogramas para el estudio detallado de distribuciones presenta cuatro problemas: 1) Dependencia del origen: un cambio en el origen puede cambiar el n煤mero de modas en la estimaci贸n de densidad (distribuci贸n); 2) Dependencia de la amplitud y n煤mero de intervalos: usar pocos intervalos elimina detalles en la distribuci贸n mientras que con numerosas clases las estimaciones resultan ruidosas; 3) Discontinuidad: es funci贸n de la localizaci贸n arbitraria de los intervalos y de la discretizaci贸n de los datos m谩s bien que de la poblaci贸n muestreada; se dibujan las barras suponiendo densidad constante en cada clase; y, 4) Amplitud fija de intervalo: clases suficientemente angostas para capturar el detalle donde la densidad es alta, pueden resultar demasiado angostas para evitar ruido en densidades bajas.…”
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“…The difference between the above correlation and the correlation associated with the CPIT I transformation suggests that the relationship between the X and Y variates may be highly complex. Figure 17 is a nonparametric kernel-Fourier series estimator (23), which suggests that the gap between the leftmost and second-leftmost mode of the histogram in Figure 16 is not an artifact traceable to sampling variation. Figure 16 is a histogram constructed from the 426 census tracts.…”
Section: Parametric-nonparametric Hybridsmentioning
confidence: 95%