For a density with finitely many jumps at separated points and the unit-width box kernel, take smaller than all consecutive jump spacings. The smoothing bias is supported in disjoint length- neighbourhoods of the jumps. At each jump its two sides form triangles of height , and exact integration givesCombined with the integrated variance of a kernel density estimator, this gives expected error at .
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