Abstract
AbstractOver the last four decades, the bootstrap method has been considered so as to define data‐driven bandwidth selectors for nonparametric curve estimation. An extensive and updated review of bootstrap methods used to select the smoothing parameter for the nonparametric estimation of several curves has been carried out. Different data generating processes have been profoundly reviewed, such as the classical independent and identically distributed setup as well as dependent, censored, length‐biased, grouped, missing or directional data, among others. Several curves have also been considered, such as the density, regression, hazard rate, intensity, latency, incidence, or distribution functions, among many others. It is worth mentioning that there exist situations where Monte Carlo methods are not needed when using the bootstrap for bandwidth selections. This idea has also been exploited to find closed expressions for the bootstrap version of criterion functions for some proxy of the real curve estimator.This article is categorized under: Statistical and Graphical Methods of Data Analysis > Bootstrap and Resampling Statistical and Graphical Methods of Data Analysis > Nonparametric Methods Statistical and Graphical Methods of Data Analysis > Density Estimation
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