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							303 
								
							
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							Contributed
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							Tuesday, August 2, 2011 : 8:30 AM to 10:20 AM
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							Section on Nonparametric Statistics	
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						| Abstract - #300541 | 
					 
					
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							On Partial Sufficient Dimension Reduction
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						Xuerong Wen*+ and Lixing Zhu and Becky Feng 
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						Missouri University of Science and Technology and Hong Kong Baptist University and Hong Kong Baptist University 
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						400 W. 12th St. , Rolla, MO, 65409, USA 
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						Keywords:
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							sufficient dimension reduction ; 
							partial central subspace ; 
							partially linear single-index model 
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							Under the general framework of partial sufficient dimension reduction (Chiaromonte et al. 2002), we generalize the notion of partial central subspace from categorical W to continuous ones. Asymptotic properties and small sample properties are also studied. Our method provides a general solution to partial dimension reduction when it is more desirable to conduct dimension reduction on part of the predictors (X)   while incorporating the prior information from W (whether W is categorical or continuous), rather than to treat all components of the predictors (X,W) indiscriminately. One immediate application is to the well-known partially linear single-index or multiple-index model (Wang et al. 2010, Carrol et al. 1997).   
						 
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