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Explicit expressions are obtained for the bias, mean square, expected mean square and integrated mean square errors associated with the estimation of the normal probability density function using a Gaussian kernel. It is shown that this estimator is relatively robust to departures from normality and hence leads to satisfactory estimates under quite wide conditions. Two methods of bias reduction are suggested.
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