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On local bootstrap bandwidth choice in kernel density estimation
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Klaus Ziegler
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September 25, 2009
Under mild regularity conditions, it is shown that bandwidth selection by minimizing the bootstrapped mean squared error (at a point x) leads to a bandwidth of the same form as that obtained by a consistent plug-in procedure. The consequences of this observation for the construction of confidence intervals are also discussed.
Keywords: kernel density estimation; bandwidth selection; plug-in; bootstrapping; mean squared error
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Received: 2003-July-7
Accepted: 2006-April-25
Published Online: 2009-09-25
Published in Print: 2006-12
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Keywords for this article
kernel density estimation;
bandwidth selection;
plug-in;
bootstrapping;
mean squared error
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