
doi: 10.2139/ssrn.3656316
handle: 10419/230816
Summary: Among nonparametric smoothers, there is a well-known correspondence between kernel and Fourier series methods, pivoted by the Fourier transform of the kernel. This suggests a similar relationship between kernel and spline estimators. A known special case is the result of \textit{B. W. Silverman} [Ann. Stat. 12, 898-916 (1984; Zbl 0547.62024)] on the effective kernel for the classical Reinsch-Schoenberg smoothing spline in the nonparametric regression model. We present an extension by showing that a large class of kernel estimators have a spline equivalent, in the sense of identical asymptotic local behaviour of the weighting coefficients. This general class of spline smoothers includes also the minimax linear estimator over Sobolev ellipsoids. The analysis is carried out for piecewise linear splines and equidistant designs.
asymptotic minimax spline, Kernel estimator, piecewise linear splines, Green's function approximation, ddc:330, spline smoothers, equidistant designs, Density estimation, filtering coefficients, spline estimators, Sobolev ellipsoids, differential operator, spline smoothing, Fourier series methods, C00, kernel estimators, minimax linear estimator
asymptotic minimax spline, Kernel estimator, piecewise linear splines, Green's function approximation, ddc:330, spline smoothers, equidistant designs, Density estimation, filtering coefficients, spline estimators, Sobolev ellipsoids, differential operator, spline smoothing, Fourier series methods, C00, kernel estimators, minimax linear estimator
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