Consider the nonparametric regression model Y=go（T）+u,where Y is real-valued, u is a random error,T ranges over a nondegenerate compact interval,say[0,1],and go（·）is an unknown regression function,which is m...Consider the nonparametric regression model Y=go（T）+u,where Y is real-valued, u is a random error,T ranges over a nondegenerate compact interval,say[0,1],and go（·）is an unknown regression function,which is m（m≥0）times continuously differentiable and its ruth derivative,g<sub>0</sub><sup>（m）</sup>,satisfies a H■lder condition of order γ（m +γ】1/2）.A piecewise polynomial L<sub>1</sub>- norm estimator of go is proposed.Under some regularity conditions including that the random errors are independent but not necessarily have a common distribution,it is proved that the rates of convergence of the piecewise polynomial L<sub>1</sub>-norm estimator are o(n<sup>-2（m+γ）+1/m+γ-1/δ</sup>almost surely and o(n<sup>-2（m+γ）+1/m+γ-δ</sup>)in probability,which can arbitrarily approach the optimal rates of convergence for nonparametric regression,where δ is any number in （0, min（（m+γ-1/2）/3,γ））.展开更多
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文摘Consider the nonparametric regression model Y=go（T）+u,where Y is real-valued, u is a random error,T ranges over a nondegenerate compact interval,say[0,1],and go（·）is an unknown regression function,which is m（m≥0）times continuously differentiable and its ruth derivative,g<sub>0</sub><sup>（m）</sup>,satisfies a H■lder condition of order γ（m +γ】1/2）.A piecewise polynomial L<sub>1</sub>- norm estimator of go is proposed.Under some regularity conditions including that the random errors are independent but not necessarily have a common distribution,it is proved that the rates of convergence of the piecewise polynomial L<sub>1</sub>-norm estimator are o(n<sup>-2（m+γ）+1/m+γ-1/δ</sup>almost surely and o(n<sup>-2（m+γ）+1/m+γ-δ</sup>)in probability,which can arbitrarily approach the optimal rates of convergence for nonparametric regression,where δ is any number in （0, min（（m+γ-1/2）/3,γ））.
