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A short note on fitting a single-index model with massive data

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Pages 49-60 | Received 17 Jun 2021, Accepted 02 Oct 2022, Published online: 20 Oct 2022

Figures & data

Table 1. The means of Absolute Bias, MSE (standard deviation) and t for simulation Example 1.

Figure 1. Comparison of MSE versus the number of blocks M with n~=100 for three methods for simulation Example 3.2.

Figure 1. Comparison of MSE versus the number of blocks M with n~=100 for three methods for simulation Example 3.2.

Figure 2. The mean computing time of γˆ (in seconds) for simulation Example 3.2.

Figure 2. The mean computing time of γˆ (in seconds) for simulation Example 3.2.

Table 2. The means of Absolute Bias (standard deviation) and t for simulation Example 3.

Figure 3. Estimated single index function for the combined cycle power plant data. The dots are the observations EP and the curve is the estimated EP by the Oracle method.

Figure 3. Estimated single index function for the combined cycle power plant data. The dots are the observations EP and the curve is the estimated EP by the Oracle method.

Table 3. The coefficient estimates and MSFE for the combined cycle power plant data.

Table 4. The coefficient estimates and MAPE for the airline on-time data.