“…ξ obeys a standard symmetric stable distribution with such a value of the parameter α. We derive analogously using the particular case of the results of Amosova [11] Q n ∼ C(α) n 1/α−1 , n → ∞. Let us assume again f 1 (x) = Ce −|x| f 0 (x).…”
Section: E Stable Distributed Variablesmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…and consider again the following estimation problem Θ = {0, 1}, Θ 1 = {1}, to put it differently, testing of statistical hypotheses. It follows from the main result of articles [11], [23], [37], [38], [42] that…”
The problem of estimation of the distribution parameters on the sample when the part of these parameters are discrete (e.g. integer) is considered. We prove that the rate of convergence of MLE estimates under the natural conditions on the distribution density is exponentially fast.We describe also the possible of the applications of the estimates offered in the cluster analysis and consequently in the technical diagnosis, demography and especially in philology.
“…ξ obeys a standard symmetric stable distribution with such a value of the parameter α. We derive analogously using the particular case of the results of Amosova [11] Q n ∼ C(α) n 1/α−1 , n → ∞. Let us assume again f 1 (x) = Ce −|x| f 0 (x).…”
Section: E Stable Distributed Variablesmentioning
confidence: 89%
“…and consider again the following estimation problem Θ = {0, 1}, Θ 1 = {1}, to put it differently, testing of statistical hypotheses. It follows from the main result of articles [11], [23], [37], [38], [42] that…”
The problem of estimation of the distribution parameters on the sample when the part of these parameters are discrete (e.g. integer) is considered. We prove that the rate of convergence of MLE estimates under the natural conditions on the distribution density is exponentially fast.We describe also the possible of the applications of the estimates offered in the cluster analysis and consequently in the technical diagnosis, demography and especially in philology.
“…The present paper deals with the case where the constant Cl in (1) is equal to zero but condition (4) fails (see [10,4,11]). In a certain sense, it is a continuation of the author's paper [6], where the case a = 2 was examined.…”
Section: (C + O(i)) T(=)mentioning
confidence: 98%
“…As in [6, (72 The necessity of condition (D~) with ~ = 1 is proved with the help of (54), (10), and (18) as was done in [6]. Condition (D~) mad relation (11) for ~ = 1 imply that for any ~ less than r and all n greater than n~, we have which holds for all 3' less than w2(5), some positive e = e(3'), and all sufficiently large n.…”
Section: Izx@)l _< C (-Z-+ / R Hvrff +Dl(~~)lf'(u)l" D'~) ' \A-nmentioning
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