Effect of dependence on stochastic measures of accuracy of density estimations
依赖性对密度估计随机精度度量的影响
In kernel density estimation, those data values that make a nondegenerate contribution to the estimator (computed at a given point) tend to be spaced well apart. This property has the effect of suppressing many of the conventional consequences of long-range dependence, for example, slower rates of convergence, which might otherwise be revealed by a traditional loss-or risk-based assessment of performance. From that viewpoint, dependence has to be very long-range indeed…