Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models

We study the general problem of bandwidth selection in semiparametric regression. By expanding the higher-order terms in the Taylor series for the asymptotic mean-squared error, we provide a theoretical justification for the earlier empirical observations of an optimal zone of bandwidths in the lite...

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Main Authors: LI, Jialiang, ZHANG, Wenyang, WU, Zhengxiao
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spelling sg-smu-ink.soe_research_all-10102017-06-07T09:06:11Z Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models LI, Jialiang ZHANG, Wenyang WU, Zhengxiao We study the general problem of bandwidth selection in semiparametric regression. By expanding the higher-order terms in the Taylor series for the asymptotic mean-squared error, we provide a theoretical justification for the earlier empirical observations of an optimal zone of bandwidths in the literature. Based on the idea of cross-validating parametrical estimates, we further introduce a novel bandwidth selector for semiparametric models. The method is demonstrated by numerical studies to be able to preserve the selected bandwidth within the optimal zone. This data-driven cross-validation method may also be applicable for model diagnosis and longitudinal data settings. Examples from two clinical trials are provided to illustrate the applications. 2011-09-01T07:00:00Z text https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soe_research_all/11 Research Collection School of Economics eng Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University optimal bandwidth cross-validation asymptotic mean square error Taylor series expansion Neumann series approximation Statistical Theory Statistics and Probability
institution Singapore Management University
building SMU Libraries
country Singapore
collection InK@SMU
language English
topic optimal bandwidth
cross-validation
asymptotic mean square error
Taylor series expansion
Neumann series approximation
Statistical Theory
Statistics and Probability
spellingShingle optimal bandwidth
cross-validation
asymptotic mean square error
Taylor series expansion
Neumann series approximation
Statistical Theory
Statistics and Probability
LI, Jialiang
ZHANG, Wenyang
WU, Zhengxiao
Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
description We study the general problem of bandwidth selection in semiparametric regression. By expanding the higher-order terms in the Taylor series for the asymptotic mean-squared error, we provide a theoretical justification for the earlier empirical observations of an optimal zone of bandwidths in the literature. Based on the idea of cross-validating parametrical estimates, we further introduce a novel bandwidth selector for semiparametric models. The method is demonstrated by numerical studies to be able to preserve the selected bandwidth within the optimal zone. This data-driven cross-validation method may also be applicable for model diagnosis and longitudinal data settings. Examples from two clinical trials are provided to illustrate the applications.
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author LI, Jialiang
ZHANG, Wenyang
WU, Zhengxiao
author_facet LI, Jialiang
ZHANG, Wenyang
WU, Zhengxiao
author_sort LI, Jialiang
title Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
title_short Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
title_full Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
title_fullStr Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
title_full_unstemmed Optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
title_sort optimal zone for bandwidth selection in semiparametric models
publisher Institutional Knowledge at Singapore Management University
publishDate 2011
url https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/soe_research_all/11
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