A Method of Choosing a Value of the Bending Constant in Huber's M-Estimation Function

  • Park, Ro-Jin (Department of Information and Statistics, Taejon University)
  • Published : 2000.10.31

Abstract

The shape of an M-estimation function is generally determined in the sense of either/both maximizing efficiency of an M-estimator at the model or/and bounding the influence function of an M-estimator. We propose an empirical method of choosing a value of the bending constant in Huber's ${\psi}-function$, which is the most widely used M-estimation function when estimating the location parameter.

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