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most citedAsymptotics for minimisers of convex processes

159 citations · 197 across the 10 of their papers we have counts for

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11 papers

math.ST2019★ 1 cited

Rapid mixing of a Markov chain for an exponentially weighted aggregation estimator

David Pollard, Dana Yang

The Metropolis-Hastings method is often used to construct a Markov chain with a given as its stationary distribution. The method works even if is known only up to an intrac…

math.ST2019★ 1 cited

Fair quantile regression

Dana Yang, John Lafferty, David Pollard

Quantile regression is a tool for learning conditional distributions. In this paper we study quantile regression in the setting where a protected attribute is unavailable when fitt…

math.ST2014

Remarks on Kneip's linear smoothers

Sören R. Künzel, David Pollard, Dana Yang

We were trying to understand the analysis provided by Kneip (1994, Ordered Linear Smoothers). In particular we wanted to persuade ourselves that his results imply the oracle inequa…

math.ST2011

Estimation in Functional Regression for General Exponential Families

Winston Wei Dou, David Pollard, Harrison H. Zhou

This paper studies a class of exponential family models whose canonical parameters are specified as linear functionals of an unknown infinite-dimensional slope function. The optima…

cs.DM2011

Conditioned Poisson distributions and the concentration of chromatic numbers

John Hartigan, David Pollard, Sekhar Tatikonda

The paper provides a simpler method for proving a delicate inequality that was used by Achlioptis and Naor to establish asymptotic concentration for chromatic numbers of Erdos-Reny…

math.ST2011

Some thoughts on Le Cam's statistical decision theory

David Pollard

The paper contains some musings about the abstractions introduced by Lucien Le Cam into the asymptotic theory of statistical inference and decision theory. A short, self-contained…