Innovation Series: Advanced Science

Volume 2 · Issue 4 (2025)

A Data Driven Selecting Rule for the Bandwidth of Regression Estimation with Generalized Additive Noise

 

Jiahao Mou, Cong Wu

School of Science, Hubei university of technology, Wuhan, 430068, China

 

Abstract: For the problem of bandwidth selection in nonparametric regression, most of the existing methods carried out theoretical analysis and numerical calculation with a fixed bandwidth. However, the selection of an appropriate bandwidth and the guarantee of good performance depend heavily on the parameters of the smoothness of regression function, which are difficult to calculate in practice. To overcome this problem, a novel and efficient data-driven selecting rule is proposed to adaptively determine the appropriate bandwidth. It turns out that the bandwidth only loses the lnn factor in terms of convergence rate by selecting rule.

 

Keywords: Data-driven; Regression estimation; The selecting rule of bandwidth

 

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