Kamal C. Chanda
Texas Tech University
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Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics | 1983
Kamal C. Chanda
SummaryLetXt, ...,Xn be random variables forming a realization from a linear process
Journal of Multivariate Analysis | 1990
Kamal C. Chanda; Madan L. Puri; Frits H. Ruymgaart
Archive | 1981
Kamal C. Chanda
X_t = \sum\limits_{r = 0}^\infty {g_r Z_{t - r} }
Statistics & Probability Letters | 1992
Kamal C. Chanda
Statistics & Probability Letters | 1985
Kamal C. Chanda
where {Zt} is a sequence of independent and identically distributed random variables with E|Zt|<∞ for some ε>0, andgr→0 asr→∞ at some specified rate. LetX1 have a probability density functionf. It is then established that for every realx, the standard kernel type estimator
Calcutta Statistical Association Bulletin | 1979
Kamal C. Chanda
Communications in Statistics-theory and Methods | 1976
Kamal C. Chanda
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Communications in Statistics-theory and Methods | 1992
Kamal C. Chanda; Frits H. Ruymgaart
Communications in Statistics-theory and Methods | 1978
Kamal C. Chanda; Richard W. Kulp
based onXt (1≦t≦n) is, under some general regularity conditions, asymptotically normal and converges a.s. tof(x) asn→∞.
Calcutta Statistical Association Bulletin | 1978
Kamal C. Chanda
In this paper we introduce the concept of m(n)-decomposability as an alternative to classical mixing concepts. We illustrate how to handle the ensuing technicalities by proving asymptotic normality of L-statistics, based on such a decomposable time series, as a typical example.