Examinando por Autor "Pedro J., Chocano"
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Ítem A New Robust Approach for Multinomial Logistic Regression With Complex Design Model(IEEE, 2022-06-29) Elena, Castilla; Pedro J., ChocanoRobust estimators and Wald-type tests are developed for the multinomial logistic regression based on ϕ -divergence measures. We compute the influence function of the proposed estimators and tests and discuss some consequences. Their robustness is illustrated by an extensive simulation study and two real examples.Ítem On the choice of the optimal tuning parameter in robust one-shot device testing analysis(Springer, 2023) Elena, Castilla; Pedro J., ChocanoDuring the last decade, considerable work has been carried out in one-shot device analysis and, in particular, in robust methods based on divergences, which improve the classical inference based on the maximum likelihood estimator (MLE) or likelihood ratio test. The estimators and tests developed by this approach depend on a tuning parameter . The choice of is, however, one of the main drawbacks of this perspective. In this paper, given a data set, we study different methods for the choice of the “optimal” tuning parameter including the iterative-Warwick and Jones (IWJ) algorithm (Basak et al. [8]) or the minimization of some loss functions of the observed data. While IWJ algorithm seems to be a good approach for low and moderate contamination, some simulations do suggest that minimizing the mean absolute error of the observed probabilities is as least as efficient as the IWJ algorithm for high contamination, avoiding heavier computations.Ítem On the dynamics of the combinatorial model of the real line(Taylor and Francis, 2023-04-09) Pedro J., ChocanoWe study dynamical systems defined on the combinatorial model of the real line. We prove that using single-valued maps there are no periodic points of period 3, which contrasts with the classical and less restrictive setting. Then, we use Vietoris-like multivalued maps to show that there is more flexibility, at least in terms of periods, in this combinatorial framework than in the usual one because we do not have the conditions about the existence of periods given by the Sharkovski Theorem.