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Moment Kernels For T-Central Subspace, Weihang Ren Jan 2020

Moment Kernels For T-Central Subspace, Weihang Ren

Theses and Dissertations--Statistics

The T-central subspace allows one to perform sufficient dimension reduction for any statistical functional of interest. We propose a general estimator using a third moment kernel to estimate the T-central subspace. In particular, in this dissertation we develop sufficient dimension reduction methods for the central mean subspace via the regression mean function and central subspace via Fourier transform, central quantile subspace via quantile estimator and central expectile subsapce via expectile estima- tor. Theoretical results are established and simulation studies show the advantages of our proposed methods.


Transforms In Sufficient Dimension Reduction And Their Applications In High Dimensional Data, Jiaying Weng Jan 2019

Transforms In Sufficient Dimension Reduction And Their Applications In High Dimensional Data, Jiaying Weng

Theses and Dissertations--Statistics

The big data era poses great challenges as well as opportunities for researchers to develop efficient statistical approaches to analyze massive data. Sufficient dimension reduction is such an important tool in modern data analysis and has received extensive attention in both academia and industry.

In this dissertation, we introduce inverse regression estimators using Fourier transforms, which is superior to the existing SDR methods in two folds, (1) it avoids the slicing of the response variable, (2) it can be readily extended to solve the high dimensional data problem. For the ultra-high dimensional problem, we investigate both eigenvalue decomposition and minimum …