应用非参数统计-第4讲 概率分布和多元概率密度的非参数估计课件

The mean squared error (MSE):
2 ˆ ˆ ˆ MSE{f h (x)} = Var{fh (x)} + [Bias{fh (x)}] 4 1 h = K 2 [f (x)]2 [µ2 (K )]2 2 f (x) + nh 4 1 + o(h4 ) + o . nh as h → 0, nh → ∞.
Kernel density estimation
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2 2
=
K 2 (s)ds.
The optimal local bandwidth hopt (x): ˆ hopt (x) = arg min MSE{f h (x)}.
The statistical properties
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Chapter 4: Nonparametric density estimation
Baisen Liu School of Statistics, Dongbei University of Finance & Economics September 23, 2014
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The mean integrated squared error (MISE): ˆ MISE(f h) = = ˆ MSE{f h (x)}dx h4 1 K 2 + [µ2 (K )]2 f (x) 2 nh 4 1 +o + o(h4 ), nh as h → 0, nh → ∞.
2 2
where f (x)
The definition of the density f (x):
f (x) ≡ d F (x + h) − F (x − h) F (x) ≡ limh→0 . dx 2h
The histogram estimate of f (x): ˆ(x) = #{xi ∈ (x − h, x + h]} . f 2nh The kernel density estimator of f (x): ˆ(x) = 1 f nh where K (u) =
i=1
1 K (·/h). h K (·) is called kernel function, and h is call bandwith. Kh (·) =
The construction of kernel density estimate
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L: Kernel functions
Kernel Uniform Triangle Epanechnikov Quartic(Biweight) Triweight Gaussian Cosine
π 4
K (u)
1 2 I (|u|
≤ 1)
(1 − |u|)I (|u| ≤ 1)
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Bias: ˆ Bias{f h (x)} = =
h→0
ˆ E{f h (x) − f (x)}
1 n n
E{Kh (x − Xi )} − f (x) f (x) s2 K (s)ds + o(h2 ).
=
i=1 h2
2
Variance: ˆ Var{f h (x)} = =
nh→∞
Var
=
1 n Var{Kh (x − Xi )} n2 i=1 1 1 f (x) K 2 (s)ds + o nh nh
Let X1 , ..., Xn be a random sample from a population X with density f (x). The kernel density estimator of f (x) is: 1 ˆ f h (x) = n where
n
Kh (x − Xi ),
2
3
4
5
6
Histogram
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1 n Kh (x − Xi ) n i=1
.
The statistical properties
Chapter 4: Nonparametric density estimation Baisen Liu Contents Histogram Smoother univariate density estimation The choice of smoothing parameter The constructing the confidence intervals Univariate cumulative distribution function estimation
The definition of the density f (x): F (x + h) − F (x) d F (x) ≡ limh→0 . dx h The empirical distribution: f (x) ≡ ˆ (x) = #{xi ≤ x} . F n The histogram estimate of f (x): ˆ(x) = (#{xi ≤ bj +1 } − #{xi ≤ bj })/n , x ∈ (bj , bj +1 ], f h where h = bj +1 − bj is called binwidth.
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n
K
i=1
x − xi h
,
1 2,
0
if − 1 < u ≤ 1, otherwise.
is called the uniform kernel function.
Chapter 4: Nonparametric density estimation Baisen Liu Contents Histogram Smoother univariate density estimation The choice of smoothing parameter The constructing the confidence intervals Univariate cumulative distribution function estimation