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    • Statistics
    • Data Science
    • Computational Statistics

    Background:

    • Big data presents computational challenges, often addressed by subsampling techniques.
    • Importance sampling methods can be sensitive to outliers in noisy datasets, leading to suboptimal performance.
    • Existing subsampling strategies may not effectively handle high noise levels, impacting data analysis.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To develop a robust subsampling strategy for big data analysis in the presence of high noise.
    • To introduce a novel Markov subsampling strategy based on the Huber criterion (HMS).
    • To construct an informative and refined subset from noisy data for efficient processing.

    Main Methods:

    • The Huber criterion (HMS) is employed within a Metropolis-Hastings procedure.
    • Inclusion probabilities are determined by the Huber criterion to mitigate outlier influence.
    • A subsampling strategy is designed to prevent over-scoring of outliers in noisy datasets.

    Main Results:

    • The proposed HMS strategy constructs an informative subset from noisy full data.
    • The estimator based on HMS subsamples demonstrates statistical consistency.
    • Sub-Gaussian deviation bounds are achieved for the HMS estimator under mild conditions.

    Conclusions:

    • HMS offers a robust approach to subsampling in high-noise environments.
    • The method provides statistically sound and efficient data processing for big data.
    • Extensive simulations and real-world examples validate the effectiveness of HMS.