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   What are robust statistics?

   • Robust statistics are resistant to outliers. In other words, if your data set contains very high or very low values, then some statistics will be good estimators for population parameters, and some statistics will be poor estimators.

   Robust Statistics / Estimation (Robustness) & Breakdown Point

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   What is a robust statistical method?

   • Robust statistical methods try to fit the model imposed by the majority of the data. They aim to find a ’robust’ fit, which is similar to the fit we would have found without the outliers. This allows for outlier detection: flag those observations deviating from the robust fit. What is an outlier? How much is the majority?

   Robust Statistics Part 1: Introduction and univariate data

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   Why do we need robust statistics?

   • This brings us to the purpose of robust statistics, a subfield designed to withstand the anomalies of data that often throw traditional statistical methods off course. While classical statistics have served us well, their susceptibility to outliers and extreme values can lead to misleading conclusions.

   Robust Central Tendency and Spread Measures

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   What is the difference between robust statistics and Robust tests?

   • Robust Statistics are different from robust tests, which are defined as tests that will still work well even if one or more assumptions are altered or violated. For example, Levene’s test for equality of variances is still robust even if the assumption of normality is violated. When You Shouldn’t Rely on Robustness.

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   Definition of Robust Statistics. Robust & Non-Robust Estimators. When You Shouldn’t Rely on Robustness. Breakdown Point. What are Robust Statistics? Robust statistics are resistant to outliers.

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   What is robust statistics? Real data often contain outliers. Most classical methods are highly influenced by these outliers. Robust statistical methods try to fit the model imposed by the majority of the data. They aim to find a ’robust’ fit, which is similar to the fit we would have found without the outliers.

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   Jan 1, 2014 · The purpose of robustness is to safeguard against deviations from the assumptions, while the purpose of diagnostics is to identify and interpret such deviations. Robustness is concerned in particular with deviations that are near or below the limits of detectability.

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   Jan 30, 2024 · Robust statistics is grounded in the principle of resilience. It’s about constructing statistical methods that remain unaffected, or minimally affected, by small deviations from assumptions that traditional methods hold dear.

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   Jun 6, 2020 · Robust statistics. The branch of mathematical statistics concerned with the construction and investigation of statistical procedures (such as parameter estimators and tests) that still behave well when the usual assumptions are not satisfied. For instance, the observations may not follow the normal (Gaussian) distribution exactly, because in ...

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   Sep 17, 2021 · Definition: “The robust approach to statistical modeling and data analysis aims at deriving methods that produce reliable parameter estimates and associated tests and confidence intervals, not only when the data follow a given distribution exactly, but also when this happens only approximately in the sense just described” [107].

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   Aug 24, 2021 · Definition. Robust statistics is concerned with the development of statistical estimators that are robust against certain model deviations, caused, for example, by outliers. Introduction.