1991
DOI: 10.1214/aos/1176347994
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On the Edgeworth Expansion and the Bootstrap Approximation for a Studentized $U$-Statistic

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“…The consistency of the standard nonparametric, or naive, bootstrap was proved for many interesting statistics, at least for the asymptotically normal ones (see [1,4,6,7,12,13,15,25] and references therein). One of the main reasons of interest in the bootstrap and its application in statistics is the second order accuracy property: under proper conditions the bootstrap approximation to the distribution function (df ) of a pivotal statistic is more accurate than the normal one.…”
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“…The consistency of the standard nonparametric, or naive, bootstrap was proved for many interesting statistics, at least for the asymptotically normal ones (see [1,4,6,7,12,13,15,25] and references therein). One of the main reasons of interest in the bootstrap and its application in statistics is the second order accuracy property: under proper conditions the bootstrap approximation to the distribution function (df ) of a pivotal statistic is more accurate than the normal one.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…So, the application of a relevant version of the Law of Large Numbers implies the second order accuracy of the bootstrap (cf. [12,15,25]). However, the case of the trimmed mean is a special one.…”
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“…It can be proved by a slight adaptation of the proof given in MAESONO (1995) (cf. also HELMERS (1991) and VAN Es and HELMERS (1988)) that G~k)(x) = <P(x) + ~n-112 </J(x)…”
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“…− 1 суммой независи-мых случайных величин Это позволит нам получить неравенства типа Берри-Эссеена и разложения типа Эджворта для статистики T n и ее стьюдентизованной версии путем применения известных результатов этого типа для U -статистик степени 2 (см., например, статьи [1]- [4], [12], [19], [25], [27], в которых получены соответствующие результаты по аппроксимации второго порядка для U -статистик). Этот метод до-казательства хорошо известен в литературе, имеется много работ, в ко-торых используется данный подход (см., например [3]).…”
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