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Influence function (IF(x;T,F))

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The influence function is the derivative at zero contamination of a statistical functional T((1−ε)F+εδx​).
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    • Gross-error sensitivity Influence function
    • Influence function of the sample median Influence function

Gross-error sensitivity (γ∗(T,F))

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Influence function
Gross-error sensitivity is the supremum of the absolute influence function over contamination points.

Influence function of the sample median

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Influence function
At a distribution with positive density f at its median m, the median influence function is sgn(x−m)/(2f(m)) away from m.

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