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Integrated squared bias from a density jump (∫Bias2≍h)

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An uncorrected nonnegative symmetric kernel density estimator can leak an order-one amount across a jump in a probability density function. If its transition region has width proportional to the smoothing bandwidth h, the integrated mean squared error includes squared bias of an estimator of order h, rather than the order h4 familiar for twice-smooth interior densities. For the unit-width uniform window and the exponential distribution of rate one, the integrated squared bias of an estimator is h/12+o(h).

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