Confidence regions for periodic functions
Communication in Statistics- Theory and MethodsPublished 1 January 1979
Heather A. Camber
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Abstract
Abstract A periodic function, f , for which only noisy data have been observed, is estimated by a periodic smoothing spline function, fn,m,λ A confidence region for the true function is defined in terms of the maximum absolute error,. Theoretical and Monte Carlo estimates of are compared when f is a fixed unknown function and when it can be considered to come from a certain prior distribution. Use of the prior leads to more useful theoretical results. Keywords: noisy dataspline functionmaximum absolute error
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MathematicsDecision Sciences
Communication in Statistics- Theory and MethodsChoice of an optimal shape parameter when smoothing noisy data
19 Citations1979Heather A. Camber
