Summary We propose and study the bootstrap confidence regions for multivariate parameters based on Tukey’s depth. The bootstrap is based on the normalized or Studentized statistic formed from an independent and identically distributed random sample obtained from some unknown distribution in R q. The bootstrap points are deleted on the basis of Tukey’s depth until the desired confidence level is reached. The proposed confidence regions are shown to be second order balanced in the context discussed by Beran. We also study the asymptotic consistency of Tukey’s depth-based bootstrap confidence regions. The applicability of the method proposed is demonstrated in a simulation study.
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