Asymptotic theory of outlier detection algorithms for linear time series regression models: Rejoinder

Outlier detection algorithms are intimately connected with robust statistics that down-weight some observations to zero. We define a number of outlier detection algorithms related to the Huber-skip and least trimmed squares estimators, including the one-step Huber-skip estimator and the forward sear...

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Main Authors: Nielsen, B, Johansen, S
Format: Journal article
Published: Wiley 2016
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description Outlier detection algorithms are intimately connected with robust statistics that down-weight some observations to zero. We define a number of outlier detection algorithms related to the Huber-skip and least trimmed squares estimators, including the one-step Huber-skip estimator and the forward search. Next, we review a recently developed asymptotic theory of these. Finally, we analyse the gauge, the fraction of wrongly detected outliers, for a number of outlier detection algorithms and establish an asymptotic normal and a Poisson theory for the gauge.
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Asymptotic theory of outlier detection algorithms for linear time series regression models: Rejoinder
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