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Testing for linearity
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    Testing for linearity (English)
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    A nonparametric large sample test is proposed for testing linearity of a regression model with independent and identically distributed errors satisfying only a very mild tail condition. The statistic is based on the functional least squares estimator of the slope vector. The test is applied to the stack loss data.
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    large sample test
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    testing linearity of a regression model
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    tail condition
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    functional least squares estimator
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    slope vector
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    stack loss data
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