On statistics analogous to Pearson's chi-square in testing the null hypothesis including unknown parameters
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\textit{E. Csáki} and \textit{I. Vincze} [Math. Operationsforsch. Stat., Ser. Stat. 9, 531-548 (1978; Zbl 0407.62022)] investigated a test which is analogous to Pearson's chi-square, utilizing, apart from the sample frequencies lying in the partition intervals, the sample positions, too. We consider here a similar test under the null hypothesis \({\mathcal H}_ 0\) depending on s unknown parameters.
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