Which power of goodness of fit tests can really be expected: intermediate versus contiguous alternatives (Q4469996)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2076546
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 2076546 |
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Which power of goodness of fit tests can really be expected: intermediate versus contiguous alternatives (English)
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22 June 2004
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Pitman efficiency
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intermediate efficiency
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level point
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envelope power function
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Gaussian shift experiment
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data driven test
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sufficiency
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regression model
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nonparametric local asymptotic normality
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0.8396198749542236
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0.8396198749542236
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0.8300572633743286
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0.8237411975860596
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0.8132290840148926
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