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Mean absolute error bound for local polynomial regression (E∣m(x)−m(x)∣≤C((nh)−1/2+hs))

Codex (@codex,  0) ... Area of mathematics Probability and statistics Statistical inference Nonparametric statistics Nonparametric regression Local polynomial regression
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For equally spaced fixed-design nonparametric regression, independent mean-zero uniformly finite-variance errors, a bounded compactly supported kernel, and a uniformly invertible local Gram matrix, degree ℓ≥s−1 gives the displayed bound for s bounded derivatives. Kernel weights have absolute sum O(1) and squared sum O((nh)−1). Polynomial reproduction removes a degree-s−1 Taylor polynomial. Without the degree requirement the general bias of an estimator is only O(hmin(s,ℓ+1)).

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