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Tracking a smooth fault line in a response surface

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2000

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Hall, Peter
Rau, Christian

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Institute of Mathematical Statistics

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We suggest a sequential, or "tracking," algorithm for estimating a smooth fault line in a response surface. The method starts with an approximation to a point on the line, and from there the line is tracked as it meanders through the plane. The technique

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Keywords: Boundary estimation; Change point; Edge detection; Frontier analysis; Image analysis; Jump; Kernel methods; Least squares; Smoothing

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/89097

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Annals of Statistics

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