2022
DOI: 10.1007/s10255-023-1040-0
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Testing Linearity in Functional Partially Linear Models

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“…More recently, [12] studied different bootstrapping procedures for this model under dependency structures. Additionally, a procedure for testing linearity in partially linear functional models is proposed in [13]. Other approaches have been proposed to estimate SPFLR model parameters; we cite, for example, the local linear approach used by [14], the robust procedures considered by [15], the k nearest neighbors (kNN) procedure used by [16] and Bayesian approaches proposed by [17].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…More recently, [12] studied different bootstrapping procedures for this model under dependency structures. Additionally, a procedure for testing linearity in partially linear functional models is proposed in [13]. Other approaches have been proposed to estimate SPFLR model parameters; we cite, for example, the local linear approach used by [14], the robust procedures considered by [15], the k nearest neighbors (kNN) procedure used by [16] and Bayesian approaches proposed by [17].…”
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confidence: 99%
“…More recently, Aneiros-Pérez et al [5] studied different bootstrapping procedures for this model under dependency structures while Ling et al [31] considers SPFLR models with random missing responses. A procedure for testing linearity in partially linear functional models is proposed in [39] while the extension of this model for spatial data was proposed by [13].Other approaches have been proposed to estimate SPFLR model parameters, we cite for example, the local linear approach (LLE) used by [22], the robust procedures considered by [15], the k nearest neighbors (kNN) procedure used by [30] and Bayesian approaches proposed by [37]. For the most recent contributions in this area, we can consult the bibliographic reviews in [33,34].…”
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confidence: 99%