A note On outlier sensitivity of Sliced Inverse Regression
StatisticsPublished 1 January 2002
Ursula Gather, Torsten Hilker, Claudia Becker
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Abstract
Sliced Inverse Regression (SIR) is a promising technique for the purpose of dimension reduction. Several properties of this method have been examined already, but little attention has been paid to robustness aspects. In this article, we focus on the sensitivity of SIR to outliers and show in what sense and how severely SIR can be influenced by outliers in the data.
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