A Biweight Prediction Interval for Random Samples
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随机样本的双权预测区间
- 研究问题
- 在小样本、较高预测水平和厚尾总体下，如何利用样本极端值的信息，为单个未来观测构造稳健预测区间？
- 方法与思路
- 作者采用双权方法构造预测区间，将问题联系到分位数估计，并考察高斯分布和若干厚尾分布。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称该方法能够利用极端观测的信息而不崩溃，并在十个观测构造百分之九十五预测区间的情形下表现准确。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对双权函数与调节参数、区间校准方式、厚尾分布的选择，以及准确性和不崩溃的评价标准。
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原文摘要
This study takes a biweight approach to providing a prediction interval for a single future observation. This problem—equivalent to the problem of estimating quantiles—is of fundamental importance in ascertaining the nature of a process. The prediction or quantile problem is difficult for a robust estimator, since much of the desired information is in the extremes of the sample, whose influence the robust estimator is designed to resist. The situation is further complicated when the population has heavy tails. The proposed biweight prediction interval efficiently extracts this information from the extremes of the sample without breaking down. It provides accurate quantile estimates or prediction even in very demanding situations, such as when the sample size is small but the desired prediction level is large. There is clearly a need for such an interval, since predictions must often be made from a limited number of observations. For example, it may be desirable to predict the crashworthiness of an automobile. Unfortunately, the desired measurements are expensive to obtain. Further, if one allows for a heavy-tailed underlying distribution, the traditional prediction interval based on the Studentt statistic may be much too wide. In this study, however, the proposed biweight prediction interval accurately predicts for the Gaussian distribution and several heavy-tailed distributions. It does so even in the demanding situation of providing a 95% prediction interval based on only 10 observations.