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Empirical influence function (EIFn​(z)=IF(z;T,Fn​))

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This plugs the empirical distribution into the population influence function. For an M-estimator it is −[n−1∑i​∂θ​ψ(yi​,T(Fn​))]−1ψ(z,T(Fn​)), when this denominator is well-defined and nonzero. For functionals involving a density at a quantile, an unsmoothed empirical measure may not permit this derivative, so smoothing or an actual sensitivity curve is required.

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  • Past exam of the mathematics course of the University of Cambridge / 2003 / iii / Paper 41 / 6 / vii / Solution
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