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Asymptotic and methodological statistics Festschrift in honor of Marie Hušková Daniel Hlubinka, Šárka Hudecová, Matúš Maciak, Michal Pešta, editors

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Hlubinka, Daniel.
Contributor:
Hlubinka, Daniel, editor.
Hudecová, Šárka, editor.
Maciak, Matúš, editor.
Pešta, Michal, editor.
Hušková, Marie, honoree.
Series:
Oregon State monographs. Mathematics and statistics series
Mathematics and Statistics Series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Statistics.
Asymptotic expansions.
statistics.
Genre:
Festschriften
Physical Description:
1 online resource
Place of Publication:
Cham Springer [2026]
Summary:
This book on asymptotic and methodological statistics celebrates the distinguished career of Marie Hušková and her foundational work in modern mathematical statistics. It brings together original research contributions from renowned statisticians, focusing on asymptotic theory, methodological innovations, and applications in statistical inference. The volume highlights cutting-edge developments in change-point analysis, goodness-of-fit testing and nonparametric statistics, reflecting the extensive impact Marie Hušková has had in shaping the direction of contemporary statistical science. It serves both as a tribute to her career and as a valuable resource for researchers and PhD students
Contents:
Marie Hušková: Annotated Echoes (from 1968 to 2025) (Daniel Hlubinka, Šárka Hudecová, Matúš Maciak, and Michal Pešta)
Part I Change Point Analysis
1 On Epidemic Change Point Detection Under Strong Mixing Conditions (István Berkes and Siegfried Hörmann)
2 Change Point Analysis for Polynomial Trends in Functional Time Series (Rohit Gajendragadkar and Gregory Rice)
3 A Model-free Test of the Time-reversibility of Climate Change Processes (Yuichi Goto and Marc Hallin)
4 Detecting Changes in the Regression Parameter of AR(1) and RCA(1) Processes with Changing Errors (Lajos Horváth)
5 Behavior of Pesta-Wendler Estimate of Change Point (Daniela Jarušková)
6 Structural Break Tests in Dependent Functional Linear Models (Tianke Li and Alexander Aue)
7 On the Use of U-statistics in Change Point Testing (Claudia Kirch and Martin Wendler)
8 Changepoint in Panel Data: CUSUM Statistics under Different Asymptotics (Matúš Maciak)
9 SVD-bootstrap for Detection of Tensor Changes (Barbora Peštová, Michal Pešta, and Martin Romaňák)
10 Detection Changes in a Linear Dynamic Panel Data Model (Zuzana Prášková)
11 A Weighted Regression Approach to Break-Point Detection in Panel Data (Charl Pretorius and Heinrich Roodt)
12 A Change or Not a Change - A Review on Some Joint Work with Marie Hušková (Josef G. Steinebach)
13 Some Non-asymptotic Rank Tests for Change Points in Regression (Silvelyn Zwanzig and Rauf Ahmad)
Part II Goodness-of-fit Testing
14 Specification Tests for the Error-Law in Vector Multiplicative Errors Models (Šárka Hudecová and Simos G. Meintanis)
15 Mahalanobis Distance and General Linear Hypotheses in Linear Models (Paul Janssen, Luc Duchateau, and Noël Veraverbeke)
16 Goodness-of-fit Testing for the Error Distribution in Functional Linear Models (Natalie Neumeyer and Leonie Selk)
Part III Nonparametric Statistics
17 Cartesian Statistics on Spheres (Rudolf Beran)
18 Diagnostic Tools for Exploring Differences in Distributional Properties Between Two Samples: Nonparametric Approach (Bogdan Ćmiel and Teresa Ledwina)
19 Nonparametric Error Variance Estimation in Regression: A Review (Irène Gijbels)
20 Outliers and Related Problems (Lev B. Klebanov, Jaromír Antoch, and Ashot V. Kakosyan)
21 Maximum Likelihood Estimation of a General Mixing Distribution: Variations on Parametric Domains (Ivan Mizera)
22 New Asymptotic Results for Bernstein Estimators for Conditional Copulas (Noël Veraverbeke)
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references
Online resource; title from PDF title page (SpringerLink, viewed May 26, 2026)
Other Format:
Print version Hlubinka, Daniel Asymptotic and Methodological Statistics
ISBN:
9783032071781
303207178X
OCLC:
1592880682
Access Restriction:
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