Asymptotically Most Powerful Rank-Order Tests

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Edgeworth expansions for signed linear rank statistics under near location alternatives
M-methods in multivariate linear models
Edgeworth expansion for signed linear rank statistics with regression constants
On the \(L_ p\) rates of convergence of simple linear rank statistics under contiguous alternatives
Central limit theorems under alternatives for a broad class of nonparametric statistics
Some asymptotic results for a broad class of nonparametric statistics
Asymptotically most powerful rank tests for regression parameters in MANOVA
On a class of asymptotically optimal nonparametric tests for grouped data. I, II
On a class of rank scores tests for censored data
On the relative error in normal approximation for signed rank statistics with a broad range of scores
Efficient and adaptive nonparametric test for the two-sample problem
Testing of statistical hypotheses in the splitting component model
Aligned rank statistics for repeated measurement models with orthonormal design, employing a Chernoff-Savage approach
Local asymptotic normality of truncated empirical processes
Asymptotically uniformly most powerful tests in parametric and semiparametric models
Smooth preferences and the approximate expected utility hypothesis
Asymptotically similar criteria
The statistical work of Lucien Le Cam.
Stein 1956: Efficient nonparametric testing and estimation
Concentration inequalities for two-sample rank processes with application to bipartite ranking
A renewal approach to Markovian \(U\)-statistics
Incorporating historical controls in testing for a trend in multinomial proportions
Parametric embedding of nonparametric inference problems
Distribution-free detection of a submatrix
Some distribution-free statistics and their application to the selection problem
Robust estimates of linear trend in multivariate time series
A class of optimal tests for contemporaneous non-causality in VAR models
A review of some adaptive statistical techniques
Nonparametrics: Retrospectives and perspectives^*
Parametric versus nonparametrics: two alternative methodologies
LINEAR AND QUADRATIC SERIAL RANK TESTS FOR RANDOMNESS AGAINST SERIAL DEPENDENCE
On asymptotic non-normal null distributions for locally most powerful rank test statistics
On locally optimal nonparametric tests
An L 1 limit theorem for densities of renewal measures
A one-sample adaptive distribution-free test with a stable power function
Local asymptotic normality of intermediate and central order statistics
Distribution- free test for slope in linear regression model with replications
An adaptive test for the one‐way layout
Limiting experiments and asymptotic bounds on the performance of sequence of estimators
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Estimation of the regression slope by means of Gini's cograduation index
On a class of rank order tests for the identity of two multiple regression surfaces
Asymptotic normality under contiguity in a dependence case
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Confidence Intervals for Nonparametric Empirical Bayes Analysis
Discussion of ‘Parametric versus nonparametrics: two alternative methodologies’
Non- and semiparametric statistics: compared and contrasted
Natural differentiable structures on statistical models and the Fisher metric
Contiguity and irreconcilable nonstandard asymptotics of statistical tests
Efficient and multiply robust risk estimation under general forms of dataset shift
Exact distribution of a maximally selected Wilcoxon and a new hybrid test of symmetry
Learning to rank anomalies: scalar performance criteria and maximization of rank statistics
Minimax rates of convergence for nonparametric location-scale models
Rank tests for randomness against time-varying MA alternative
Asymptotic distribution of least squares estimator and a test statistic in linear regression models
A conversation with Pranab Kumar Sen
An elementary proof of CLT for signed rank statistics with regression constants under hypothesis of symmetry

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