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The gross-error sensitivity is γ∗(T,F)=supx​∣IF(x;T,F)∣. At N(θ,1), the influence function of the sample median has magnitude 1/(2φ(0))=π/2​, so
γ∗(θmed​)=2π​​.
(1)
For the Huber location estimator, ψk​(u)=max(−k,min(u,k)) and Eψk′​(Z)=P(∣Z∣≤k)=2Φ(k)−1, giving
γ∗(θHub,k​)=2Φ(k)−1k​.
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For the symmetric normal law, the trimmed population mean is θ. Writing qγ​=Φ−1(1−γ) in the supplied influence function gives
γ∗(θtrim,γ​)=1−2γqγ​​.
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