6.31 One way to choose the smoothing parameter, h, in kernel density estimation is to minimise the...
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6.31 One way to choose the smoothing parameter, h, in kernel density estimation is to minimise the AMISE criterion, given by :
AMISE =
R(K)
nh
+
1 4
η4h4R(f).
Here f(x) denotes the pdf being estimated, and K denotes the kernel being used (itself a pdf with mean zero and variance η2) and R(g) is the smoothness measure :
R(g) =
g2(x)dx.
Derive the value of h which minimises the AMISE , as a function of R(f).
Base the procedure on the case of a normal form for f(x), with variance
σ2, for which R(f)=3/(8√πσ5) and assume also a N(0, 1) form for K, so that η = 1. Show that in this case the AMISE is minimised by setting h = * 4 3
+1/5
σn−1/5.
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