Local pattern references in .NET

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(9.143) Here the summation is to be performed over the complex exponentials only. Thus, by using (9.144) we achieve

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The motivation behind our claim is the following basic resistance requirement. Take a linear statistic of the form (1.10) and make a small change in the sample, that is, make either small changes in all of the observations z, (rounding, grouping) or large changes in a few of them (gross errors, blunders). If $ is bounded and continuous, then this will result in a small change of T(F,) = j $ dF,. But if $ is not bounded, then a single, strategically placed gross error can completely upset T(F,). If 4 is not continuous, and if F, happens to put mass onto discontinuity points, then small changes in many of the z, may produce a large change in T(F,). We conclude from this that our vague, intuitive notion of resistance or robustness should be made precise as follows: a linear functional T is robust everywhere if and only if (iff) the corresponding .Ic, is bounded and continuous, that is, iff T is weakly continuous. We could take this last property as our definition and call a (not necessarily linear) statistical functional T robust if it is weakly continuous. But, following Hampel (1971), we prefer to adopt a slightly more general definition. Let the observations 2, be independent identically distributed, with common distribution F , and let (T,) be a sequence of estimates or test statistics T, = T,(zl.. . . . IC,). Then this sequence is called robust at F = FOif the sequence of maps of distributions F CF(G), (1.17)

If F is continuous and strictly monotone, the two formulas (3.65) and (3.66) are equivalent. For discontinuous distributions, for instance if we insert the empirical distributions F, and Gn corresponding to the x-and y-samples, the exact equivalence is destroyed. Moreover, (3.65) is no longer well defined (its value depends on the arbitrary convention about the value of H = LF i G at its jump points). If we standardize H ( z ) = i H ( z - 0) Z H ( x 0), then (3.65) combined with 1 the scores (3.63) gives (3.61). In any case, (3.66) with (3.64) gives (3.61); we assume that there are no ties between z- and y-values. To fix the ideas, from now on we work with (3.66) and (3.64). We also assume once and for all that

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