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Dimension reduction based on weighted variance estimate
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作者 ZHAO JunLong1 & XU XingZhong2 1 Department of Mathematics, Beihang University Laboratory of Mathematics, Information and Behavior of the Ministry of Education, Beijing 100083, China 2 Department of Mathematics, Beijing Institute of Technology, Beijing 100081, China 《Science China Mathematics》 SCIE 2009年第3期539-560,共22页
In this paper, we propose a new estimate for dimension reduction, called the weighted variance estimate (WVE), which includes Sliced Average Variance Estimate (SAVE) as a special case. Bootstrap method is used to sele... In this paper, we propose a new estimate for dimension reduction, called the weighted variance estimate (WVE), which includes Sliced Average Variance Estimate (SAVE) as a special case. Bootstrap method is used to select the best estimate from the WVE and to estimate the structure dimension. And this selected best estimate usually performs better than the existing methods such as Sliced Inverse Regression (SIR), SAVE, etc. Many methods such as SIR, SAVE, etc. usually put the same weight on each observation to estimate central subspace (CS). By introducing a weight function, WVE puts different weights on different observations according to distance of observations from CS. The weight function makes WVE have very good performance in general and complicated situations, for example, the distribution of regressor deviating severely from elliptical distribution which is the base of many methods, such as SIR, etc. And compared with many existing methods, WVE is insensitive to the distribution of the regressor. The consistency of the WVE is established. Simulations to compare the performances of WVE with other existing methods confirm the advantage of WVE. 展开更多
关键词 central subspace contour regression sliced average variance estimate sliced inverse regression sufficient dimension reduction weight function 62G08 62h05
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