Comparing distribution functions of errors in linear models: a nonparametric approach
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- A nonparametric test for serial independence of regression errors
- Asymptotics of some estimators and sequential residual empiricals in nonlinear time series
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- On bootstrapping M-estimated residual processes in multiple linear regression models
- Testing goodness of fit for the distribution of errors in regression models
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