Estimation of generalized additive models
Journal of Multivariate AnalysisPublished 1 February 1990
Prabir Burman
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Spline estimation of generalized additive models is considered here and some computationally simpler approximations to cross-validation are given.
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Spline estimation of generalized additive models is considered here. Cross-validation is used as a criterion of model estimation. Some computationally simpler approximations to cross-validation are given.
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