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Introduction Symmetric loss function Asymmetric loss function ABL Remarks Bibliography Prior and loss robustness for varoius loss functions Agnieszka Kami nska and Zdzis law Porosi nski Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science,


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Introduction Symmetric loss function Asymmetric loss function ABL Remarks Bibliography

Prior and loss robustness for varoius loss functions

Agnieszka Kami´ nska and Zdzis law Porosi´ nski

Institute of Mathematics and Computer Science, Wroclaw University of Technology Wybrzeze Wyspianskiego 27 50-370 Wroclaw

December 8, 2009

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Model

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Model

Let X1, . . . , Xn be i.i.d. random variables with a distribution Pϑ indexed by a real parameter ϑ . We denote X = (X1, . . . , Xn) .

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Model

Let X1, . . . , Xn be i.i.d. random variables with a distribution Pϑ indexed by a real parameter ϑ . We denote X = (X1, . . . , Xn) . Let (X, B, P) be a statistical space determined by X, where X ⊂ Rn , B is σ-field of X and P = {Pϑ : ϑ ∈ Θ = R }.

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Model

Let X1, . . . , Xn be i.i.d. random variables with a distribution Pϑ indexed by a real parameter ϑ . We denote X = (X1, . . . , Xn) . Let (X, B, P) be a statistical space determined by X, where X ⊂ Rn , B is σ-field of X and P = {Pϑ : ϑ ∈ Θ = R }. Let L(ϑ, d) be a loss function.

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Model

Let X1, . . . , Xn be i.i.d. random variables with a distribution Pϑ indexed by a real parameter ϑ . We denote X = (X1, . . . , Xn) . Let (X, B, P) be a statistical space determined by X, where X ⊂ Rn , B is σ-field of X and P = {Pϑ : ϑ ∈ Θ = R }. Let L(ϑ, d) be a loss function. Let ϑ have a prior distribution π(ϑ) , defined on the measurable space (Θ, Ξ) .

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Model

Let X1, . . . , Xn be i.i.d. random variables with a distribution Pϑ indexed by a real parameter ϑ . We denote X = (X1, . . . , Xn) . Let (X, B, P) be a statistical space determined by X, where X ⊂ Rn , B is σ-field of X and P = {Pϑ : ϑ ∈ Θ = R }. Let L(ϑ, d) be a loss function. Let ϑ have a prior distribution π(ϑ) , defined on the measurable space (Θ, Ξ) . The posterior distribution has a form π(ϑ|x) , for X = x .

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Model

Let X1, . . . , Xn be i.i.d. random variables with a distribution Pϑ indexed by a real parameter ϑ . We denote X = (X1, . . . , Xn) . Let (X, B, P) be a statistical space determined by X, where X ⊂ Rn , B is σ-field of X and P = {Pϑ : ϑ ∈ Θ = R }. Let L(ϑ, d) be a loss function. Let ϑ have a prior distribution π(ϑ) , defined on the measurable space (Θ, Ξ) . The posterior distribution has a form π(ϑ|x) , for X = x . We consider the problem of constructing the point Bayes estimator of ϑ under L(ϑ, d) .

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Bayesian estimation

If X = x , then the posterior risk of d can be expressed as Rx(π, d) = E π|x[L(ϑ, d)] ,

where E π|x[·] denotes the expected value when ϑ ∼ π(ϑ|x) .

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Bayesian estimation

If X = x , then the posterior risk of d can be expressed as Rx(π, d) = E π|x[L(ϑ, d)] ,

where E π|x[·] denotes the expected value when ϑ ∼ π(ϑ|x) .

The Bayes estimator ϑπ satisfies R x(π, ϑπ) = inf

d∈D R x(π, d) .

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Prior robustness

Information on the appropriate prior is often too inadequate to specify a prior distribution unambiguously.

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Prior robustness

Information on the appropriate prior is often too inadequate to specify a prior distribution unambiguously. The problem of expressing uncertainty regarding prior information can be solved by using a class Γ of prior distributions.

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Prior robustness

Information on the appropriate prior is often too inadequate to specify a prior distribution unambiguously. The problem of expressing uncertainty regarding prior information can be solved by using a class Γ of prior distributions. Assume that the prior π(ϑ) belongs to the class Γ.

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Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑ satisfies sup

π∈Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D sup π∈Γ

F x(π, d) .

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Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑ satisfies sup

π∈Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D sup π∈Γ

F x(π, d) . the conditional Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d),

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Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑ satisfies sup

π∈Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D sup π∈Γ

F x(π, d) . the conditional Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d),

the posterior regret Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d)−R x(π, ϑπ),

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Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑ satisfies sup

π∈Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D sup π∈Γ

F x(π, d) . the conditional Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d),

the posterior regret Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d)−R x(π, ϑπ),

the most stable estimator

F x(π,d)=supπ∈Γ Rx(π,d)−infπ∈Γ Rx(π,d) .

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Prior and loss robustness

It could be also interesting to take into consideration a sensitivity analysis with uncertainty in both: the prior distribution and the loss function.

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It could be also interesting to take into consideration a sensitivity analysis with uncertainty in both: the prior distribution and the loss function. Assume that the prior π(ϑ) belongs to the class Γ and the loss function L(ϑ, d) is in the class L.

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Prior and loss robustness

It could be also interesting to take into consideration a sensitivity analysis with uncertainty in both: the prior distribution and the loss function. Assume that the prior π(ϑ) belongs to the class Γ and the loss function L(ϑ, d) is in the class L. A review of available robust estimators in L × Γ can be found in Arias et al. (2009).

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L × Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑL satisfies sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D

sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, d) .

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L × Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑL satisfies sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D

sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, d) . the conditional L × Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d),

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L × Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑL satisfies sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D

sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, d) . the conditional L × Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d),

the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d)−R x(π, ϑπ),

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L × Γ-minimax estimators

Let F x(π, d) be a posterior functional. The optimal decision ϑL satisfies sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, ϑ) = inf

d∈D

sup

(L,π)∈L×Γ

F x(π, d) . the conditional L × Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d),

the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=R x(π,d)−R x(π, ϑπ),

the most stable L × Γ-minimax estimator

F x(π,d)=sup(L,π)∈L×Γ Rx(π,d)−inf(L,π)∈L×Γ Rx(π,d) .

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Symmetric loss function

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The symmetric loss functions

The unbounded square-error loss function SE LSE(ϑ, d) = γ (d − ϑ)2

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The symmetric loss functions

The unbounded square-error loss function SE LSE(ϑ, d) = γ (d − ϑ)2 The bounded reflected normal loss function RN LRN(ϑ, d) = K

  • 1 − e−γ ( d− ϑ)2

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The symmetric loss functions

The unbounded square-error loss function SE LSE(ϑ, d) = γ (d − ϑ)2 The bounded reflected normal loss function RN LRN(ϑ, d) = K

  • 1 − e−γ ( d− ϑ)2

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The symmetric loss functions

The unbounded square-error loss function SE LSE(ϑ, d) = γ (d − ϑ)2 The bounded reflected normal loss function RN LRN(ϑ, d) = K

  • 1 − e−γ ( d− ϑ)2

γ - shape parameter, K - maximum loss.

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Normal model

X = (X1, . . . , Xn) ∽ N(ϑ, τ 2), where τ 2 > 0 is known.

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Normal model

X = (X1, . . . , Xn) ∽ N(ϑ, τ 2), where τ 2 > 0 is known. ϑ ∽ π(ϑ) = N(µ, σ2).

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Normal model

X = (X1, . . . , Xn) ∽ N(ϑ, τ 2), where τ 2 > 0 is known. ϑ ∽ π(ϑ) = N(µ, σ2). ϑ ∽ π(ϑ|x) = N(µn, σ2

n)

µn = rx + (1 − r)µ, σ2

n = τ 2r/n

where r = nσ2/(nσ2 + τ 2).

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Class of prior Let ϑ have a prior distribution in the following class Γσ0 = { π(ϑ) : π(ϑ) = N(µ, σ2

0),

µ ∈ (µ, µ) }.

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Class of prior Let ϑ have a prior distribution in the following class Γσ0 = { π(ϑ) : π(ϑ) = N(µ, σ2

0),

µ ∈ (µ, µ) }. Class of loss for SE We considered the following class of loss functions LSE = { L(ϑ, d) : LSE(ϑ, d) = γ (d − ϑ)2, γ ∈ (γ, γ) }.

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Class of prior Let ϑ have a prior distribution in the following class Γσ0 = { π(ϑ) : π(ϑ) = N(µ, σ2

0),

µ ∈ (µ, µ) }. Class of loss for SE We considered the following class of loss functions LSE = { L(ϑ, d) : LSE(ϑ, d) = γ (d − ϑ)2, γ ∈ (γ, γ) }. Class of loss for RN We considered the following class of loss functions LRN = { L(ϑ, d) : LRN(ϑ, d) = K

  • 1 − e−γ ( d− ϑ)2

, γ ∈ (γ, γ) }.

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Prior and loss robustness

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Results for SE

Γσ0

(Boraty´ nska and M¸ eczarski 1994)

  • ϑ =

ϑ PR = ϑ S = µn + µn 2

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Results for SE

Γσ0

(Boraty´ nska and M¸ eczarski 1994)

  • ϑ =

ϑ PR = ϑ S = µn + µn 2 LSE × Γσ0

  • ϑL =

ϑ PR

L

= ϑ S

L

= µn + µn 2

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Results for RN

Γσ0

(Kami´ nska 2008a)

  • ϑ =

ϑ PR = ϑ S = µn + µn 2

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Results for RN

Γσ0

(Kami´ nska 2008a)

  • ϑ =

ϑ PR = ϑ S = µn + µn 2 LRN × Γσ0

(Kami´ nska and Porosi´ nski 2009)

  • ϑL =

µn + µn 2

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Results for RN

Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function can not be always calculated analytically.

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Results for RN

Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function can not be always calculated analytically. Proof Posterior risk:

Rx(π,d)=1−

1

1+2γσ2 n

exp

  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

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Results for RN

Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function can not be always calculated analytically. Proof Posterior risk:

Rx(π,d)=1−

1

1+2γσ2 n

exp

  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

Posterior regret:

f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

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Results for RN

Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function can not be always calculated analytically. Proof Posterior risk:

Rx(π,d)=1−

1

1+2γσ2 n

exp

  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

Posterior regret:

f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

Our goal is to find: infd∈D sup( γ,µn)∈ Q f (d, γ, µn),

where Q=(γ,γ )×(µn,µn) .

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

h(γ, µn) > 0 for γ > 0 and d = µn .

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

h(γ, µn) > 0 for γ > 0 and d = µn .

Since h(0, µn) = 0 and limγ→∞ h(γ, µn) = 0 thus h has at least one local maximum as the function of γ.

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

h(γ, µn) > 0 for γ > 0 and d = µn .

Since h(0, µn) = 0 and limγ→∞ h(γ, µn) = 0 thus h has at least one local maximum as the function of γ. Let suppose that for γ ∈ (γ, γ) functions h(γ, µn) and h(γ, µn) have the maxima at points γ1 and γ2, respecivly. Then

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

h(γ, µn) > 0 for γ > 0 and d = µn .

Since h(0, µn) = 0 and limγ→∞ h(γ, µn) = 0 thus h has at least one local maximum as the function of γ. Let suppose that for γ ∈ (γ, γ) functions h(γ, µn) and h(γ, µn) have the maxima at points γ1 and γ2, respecivly. Then infd∈D sup(γ,µn)∈Q f (d, γ, µn) = infd∈D

  • f (d,γ2,µn)

d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ1,µn) d > (µn+µn)/2

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f (d,γ,µn)=

1

1+2γσ2 n

  • 1−exp
  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

h(γ, µn) > 0 for γ > 0 and d = µn .

Since h(0, µn) = 0 and limγ→∞ h(γ, µn) = 0 thus h has at least one local maximum as the function of γ. Let suppose that for γ ∈ (γ, γ) functions h(γ, µn) and h(γ, µn) have the maxima at points γ1 and γ2, respecivly. Then infd∈D sup(γ,µn)∈Q f (d, γ, µn) = infd∈D

  • f (d,γ2,µn)

d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ1,µn) d > (µn+µn)/2

is reached for d that is solution of f (d, γ1, µn) = f (d, γ2, µn).

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Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the most stable L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function does not exist.

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Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the most stable L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function does not exist. Proof Posterior risk:

Rx(π,d)=1−

1

1+2γσ2 n

exp

  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • =f (d,γ,µn) .

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Theorem If LRN × Γσ0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the most stable L × Γ-minimax estimator under the RN loss function does not exist. Proof Posterior risk:

Rx(π,d)=1−

1

1+2γσ2 n

exp

  • −γ (d−µn)2

1+2γσ2 n

  • =f (d,γ,µn) .

Our goal is to find:

infd∈D [ sup( γ,µn)∈ Q f (d,γ,µn) −inf( γ,µn)∈ Q f (d,γ,µn)],

where Q=(γ,γ )×(µn,µn) .

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum δh δγ > 0 ⇔ σ2

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum δh δγ > 0 ⇔ σ2

n (1+2γσ2 n)2 + (µn−d)2>0 for any γ.

Thus sup

(γ,µn)∈Q

h(γ, µn) =

  • h(γ,µn),

d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 h(γ,µn), d > (µn+µn)/2 ,

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

For any fixed d, let f (d, γ, µn) = h(γ, µn)

δh δµn ≥ 0 ⇔ µn ≥ d , but h(γ, d) = 0 thus h has no extremum δh δγ > 0 ⇔ σ2

n (1+2γσ2 n)2 + (µn−d)2>0 for any γ.

Thus sup

(γ,µn)∈Q

h(γ, µn) =

  • h(γ,µn),

d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 h(γ,µn), d > (µn+µn)/2 ,

inf

(γ,µn)∈Q h(γ, µn) =

  

h(γ,µn), d ≤ µn h(γ,d), µn < d ≤ µn h(γ,µn), d > µn

.

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

inf

d∈D

      

f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), µn < d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), (µn+µn)/2 < d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d > µn

= inf

d∈D p(d).

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

inf

d∈D

      

f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), µn < d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), (µn+µn)/2 < d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d > µn

= inf

d∈D p(d).

p(d) > 0

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

inf

d∈D

      

f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), µn < d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), (µn+µn)/2 < d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d > µn

= inf

d∈D p(d).

p(d) > 0 limd→−∞ p(d) = 1 − 1 = 0

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

inf

d∈D

      

f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), µn < d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), (µn+µn)/2 < d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d > µn

= inf

d∈D p(d).

p(d) > 0 limd→−∞ p(d) = 1 − 1 = 0 limd→∞ p(d) = 0

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f (d, γ, µn) = 1 − 1

  • 1 + 2γσ2

n

exp

  • −γ (d − µn)2

1 + 2γσ2

n

  • .

inf

d∈D

      

f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), µn < d ≤ (µn+µn)/2 f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,d), (µn+µn)/2 < d ≤ µn f (d,γ,µn)−f (d,γ,µn), d > µn

= inf

d∈D p(d).

p(d) > 0 limd→−∞ p(d) = 1 − 1 = 0 limd→∞ p(d) = 0 thus the most stable estimator does not exist.

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Asymmetric loss function ABL

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The asymmetric loss function

The bounded and asymmetric loss function ABL LABL(ϑ, d) = K

  • 1 −

ϑ d e 1− ϑ

d

ρ , where ρ is a shape parameter and K denotes the maximum loss.

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Model

Let X ∼ Pϑ ∈ P with densities of the form pϑ(y) = c(y) ϑ t(y) e −s(y) ϑ, y ∈ R, ϑ > 0

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Model

Let X ∼ Pϑ ∈ P with densities of the form pϑ(y) = c(y) ϑ t(y) e −s(y) ϑ, y ∈ R, ϑ > 0 Representation of the family P Distribution t(y) s(y) pϑ(y) Poisson P(ϑ) y 1

ϑy y! e −ϑ

Exponential E(ϑ) 1 y ϑ e −ϑy Gamma G(χ, ϑ) χ y

ϑχ Γ(χ) yχ−1 e −ϑy

Normal N(µ, 1

ϑ) 1 2 (y−µ)2 2

  • ϑ

2π e − (y−µ)2

2

ϑ

Pareto Pa(λ, ϑ) 1 ln y

λ ϑλϑ yϑ+1

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Model

Bayesian approach to a statistical problem requires defining a prior distribution over a parameter space. Let π(ϑ) = G(α, β)

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Bayesian approach to a statistical problem requires defining a prior distribution over a parameter space. Let π(ϑ) = G(α, β) We assume the conjugate family of prior distribution, thus

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Model

Bayesian approach to a statistical problem requires defining a prior distribution over a parameter space. Let π(ϑ) = G(α, β) We assume the conjugate family of prior distribution, thus π(ϑ|x) = G(α + T, β + S) = G(αn, βn) for X = x T = T(x) = n

i=1 t(xi),

S = S(x) = n

i=1 s(xi)

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Class of prior Let ϑ have a prior distribution in the following class Γα0 = { π(ϑ) : π(ϑ) = G(α0, β), β ∈ (β, β), β < β } ,

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Class of prior Let ϑ have a prior distribution in the following class Γα0 = { π(ϑ) : π(ϑ) = G(α0, β), β ∈ (β, β), β < β } , Class of loss We considered the following class of loss functions LABL = { L(ϑ, d) : L(ϑ, d) = K

  • 1 −

ϑ d e 1− ϑ

d

ρ , ρ ∈ (ρ, ρ) }.

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Results for ABL - the conditional estimator

Γα0

(Kami´ nska and Porosi´ nski 2008b)

  • ϑ =

ϑ PR = ϑ S = ρ ·

(β+T(x))

− α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ −(β+S(x)) − α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ

(β+S(x))

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Results for ABL - the conditional estimator

Γα0

(Kami´ nska and Porosi´ nski 2008b)

  • ϑ =

ϑ PR = ϑ S = ρ ·

(β+T(x))

− α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ −(β+S(x)) − α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ

(β+S(x))

1− α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ −(β+S(x)) 1− α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ

LABL × Γα0

(Kami´ nska and Porosi´ nski 2009)

  • ϑL = ρ ·

(β+S(x))

− α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ −(β+S(x)) − α0+T(x) α0+T(x)+ρ

(β+S(x))

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Results for ABL

Theorem If LABL × Γα0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator under the ABL loss function can not be always calculated analytically.

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Theorem If LABL × Γα0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the posterior regret L × Γ-minimax estimator under the ABL loss function can not be always calculated analytically. Theorem If LABL × Γα0 is the class of loss functions and prior distributions, then the most stable L × Γ-minimax estimator under the ABL loss function does not exist.

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Remrks

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Is it true? If the posterior risk is strictly increasing function of parameter of the loss function, then the conditional L × Γ-minimax estimator has the same form as the conditional Γ-minimax estimator.

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Is it true? If the posterior risk is strictly increasing function of parameter of the loss function, then the conditional L × Γ-minimax estimator has the same form as the conditional Γ-minimax estimator. Is it true? The most stable estimator does not exist for the bounded loss functions.

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