Influence Function on Tolerance Limit

Kim, Honggie; Lee, Yun Hee; Shin, Hee Sung; Lee, Sounki

doi:10.5351/ckss.2003.10.2.497

Communications for Statistical Applications and Methods

2003

DOI: 10.5351/ckss.2003.10.2.497

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Influence Function on Tolerance Limit

Honggie Kim¹,

Yun Hee Lee²,

Hee Sung Shin³

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Derivation and Application of In uence Function in Discriminant Analysis for Three Groups

Lee¹,

Kim²

2011

Korean Journal of Applied Statistics

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The influence function is used to develop criteria to detect outliers in discriminant analysis. We derive the influence function of observations that estimate the the misclassification probability in discriminant analysis for three groups. The proposed measures are applied to the facial image data to define outliers and redo the discriminant analysis excluding the outliers. The study proves that the derived influence function is more efficient than using the discriminant probability approach.

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Derivation and Application of In uence Function in Discriminant Analysis for Three Groups

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Kim²

2011

Korean Journal of Applied Statistics

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Influence Function on Tolerance Limit

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Derivation and Application of In uence Function in Discriminant Analysis for Three Groups

Derivation and Application of In uence Function in Discriminant Analysis for Three Groups

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