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On trend and its derivatives estimation in repeated time series with subordinated long-range dependent errors

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arxiv 1803.05411 v1 pith:ZHNFZIXM submitted 2018-03-14 stat.ME

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For temporal regularly spaced datasets, a lot of methods are available and the properties of these methods are extensively investigated. Less research has been performed on irregular temporal datasets subject to measurement error with complex dependence structures, while this type of datasets is widely available. In this paper, the performance of kernel smoother for trend and its derivatives is considered under dependent measurement errors and irregularly spaced sampling scheme. The error processes are assumed to be subordinated Gaussian long memory processes and have varying marginal distributions. The functional central limit theorem for the estimators of trend and its derivatives are derived and bandwidth selection problem is addressed.

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