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Robust Regression: Asymptotics, Conjectures and Monte Carlo

The Annals of Statistics · 1973 · Vol. 1(5)

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Maximum likelihood type robust estimates of regression are defined and their asymptotic properties are investigated both theoretically and empirically. Perhaps the most important new feature is that the number $p$ of parameters is allowed to increase with the number $n$ of observations. The initial terms of a formal power series expansion (essentially in powers of $p/n$) show an excellent agreement with Monte Carlo results, in most cases down to 4 observations per parameter.

Advanced Statistical Methods and ModelsAdvanced Statistical Process MonitoringMathematicsMonte Carlo methodSeries (stratigraphy)RegressionStatisticsRegression analysisApplied mathematicsStatistical physics
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