scientific article; zbMATH DE number 19006
[For the entire collection see Zbl 0731.00018.] After a short overview of robust testing procedures for the linear model that are based on \(M\)-estimators and related statistics, three classes of tests, the Wald, scores, and drop-in-dispersion tests are introduced and their asymptotic properties are investigated. Optimal robust tests in the sense of maximizing the asymptotic power within a class and subject to a bound of the influence function are given. In order to obtain tests as well as estimators with the usual affine equivariance property standardization matrices are needed. The authors give a general idea how some nonrobust estimators of such matrices can be robustified. It relies on downweighting observations with large residuals from a preliminary robust fit. Finally, some Monte Carlo results on the small sample behaviour of the three classes of the tests are reported from the literature and some remarks on breakdown analysis are made.
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