Functional \(k\)-sample problem when data are density functions (Q964616)
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5697297
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scientific article; zbMATH DE number 5697297 |
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Functional \(k\)-sample problem when data are density functions (English)
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22 April 2010
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Analysis of distance is a generalization of ANOVA to the case when distances between subjects are available only. The author proposes to apply this technique to the analysis of homogeneity in the \(k\)-sample problem when each subject is represented by a probability density function. The \(L_1\) distance is used for the analysis. Two versions of permutation tests are proposed to test the homogeneity of the samples. Special attention is paid to weighted data analysis. Results of simulations and application to European regional income distributions are presented.
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analysis of distance
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tests for homogeneity
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permutation tests
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weighted data
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