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PROJECTION PURSUIT DENSITY ESTIMATION

Abstract The projection pursuit methodology is applied to the multivariate density estimation problem. The resulting nonparametric procedure is often less biased than the kernel and near-neighbor methods. In addition, graphical information is produced that can be used to help gain geometric insight into the multivariate data distribution.

J. Friedman | W. Stuetzle | A. Schroeder

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