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Proportionaliy of covariance matrices
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    Proportionaliy of covariance matrices (English)
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    S\({}_ 0,S_ 1,...,S_ k\) are mutually independent p by p matrices, \(S_ i\) having a Wishart distribution with \(n_ i\) degrees of freedom and expectation \(\Sigma_ i\). The likelihood ratio test of the hypothesis \(\Sigma_ i=\lambda_ i\Sigma_ 0\) for \(i=1,...,k\) is developed. Assuming the hypothesis is true, it is shown that the maximum likelihood estimators of \(\Sigma_ 0,\lambda_ 1,...,\lambda_ k\) are given by the unique solution to the likelihood equation, and an iterative procedure is given for the computation of the maximum likelihood estimators. The distribution of the maximum likelihood estimators is approximated.
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    exponential transformation model
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    exact ancillary
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    maximal invariant
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    asymptotic expansion
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    Bartlett adjustment
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    hypothesis of proportionality
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    chi-squared approximations
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    Wishart distribution
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    likelihood ratio test
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    maximum likelihood estimators
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    unique solution
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    likelihood equation
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    iterative procedure
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