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  Moment Information for Probability Distributions, Without Solving the Moment Problem. I: Where is the Mode?
 
 
Title: Moment Information for Probability Distributions, Without Solving the Moment Problem. I: Where is the Mode?
Author: Gavriliadis, P. N.
Appeared in: Communications in statistics
Paging: Volume 37 (2008) nr. 5 pages 671-681
Year: 2008-03
Contents: How much information does a small number of moments carry about the unknown distribution function? Is it possible to explicitly obtain from these moments some useful information, e.g., about the support, the modality, the general shape, or the tails of a distribution, without going into a detailed numerical solution of the moment problem? In this paper a theoretical result of Johnson and Rogers is generalized to be valid for all moment problems and is exploited to demonstrate that a few moments are able to provide us with valuable information about the position of the mode of an unknown (unimodal) distribution.
Publisher: Taylor & Francis
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