Stochastic Curve Estimation

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Stochastic Curve Estimation

These notes are based on a regional set of lectures on curve estimation in the context of independent and dependent observations given at the University of California, Davis during June 1989. Much of these lectures is concerned with probability density or regression function estimation when observations are independent.
Probabilistic Parametric Curves for Sequence Modeling

Author: Hug, Ronny
language: en
Publisher: KIT Scientific Publishing
Release Date: 2022-07-12
This work proposes a probabilistic extension to Bézier curves as a basis for effectively modeling stochastic processes with a bounded index set. The proposed stochastic process model is based on Mixture Density Networks and Bézier curves with Gaussian random variables as control points. A key advantage of this model is given by the ability to generate multi-mode predictions in a single inference step, thus avoiding the need for Monte Carlo simulation.
Flexible Nonparametric Curve Estimation

This book delves into the realm of nonparametric estimations, offering insights into essential notions such as probability density, regression, Tsallis Entropy, Residual Tsallis Entropy, and intensity functions. Through a series of carefully crafted chapters, the theoretical foundations of flexible nonparametric estimators are examined, complemented by comprehensive numerical studies. From theorem elucidation to practical applications, the text provides a deep dive into the intricacies of nonparametric curve estimation. Tailored for postgraduate students and researchers seeking to expand their understanding of nonparametric statistics, this book will serve as a valuable resource for anyone who wishes to explore the applications of flexible nonparametric techniques.