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Preface Part I. Regression Smoothing: 1. Introduction 2. Basic idea of smoothing 3. Smoothing techniques Part II. The Kernel Method: 4. How close is the smooth to the true curve? 5. Choosing the smoothing parameter 6. Data sets with outliers 7. Smoothing with correlated data 8. Looking for special features (qualitative smoothing) 9. Incorporating parametric components and alternatives Part III. Smoothing in High Dimensions: 10. Investigating multiple regression by additive models Appendices References List of symbols and notation.
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- 1991
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- article
- Volume
- 29
- Issue
- 01
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- 29-0364
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- 2612
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- 10.5860/choice.29-0364