On power transformations to symmetry

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Tests of symmetry based on the bootstrap estimation of the asymptotic variance of a skewness coefficient
Automatic robust Box-Cox and extended Yeo-Johnson transformations in regression
Testing for a single mean with transformed data
Robust inference for skewed data in health sciences
The entropic log odds as a measure of distribution asymmetry
Split sample skewness
Estimating the box-cox transformation via an artificial regression model
On robust estimation of location for arbitrarily right-censored data
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On symmetrizing transformation of the sample coefficient of variation from a normal population
Using normal quantile plot to select an appropriate transformation to achieve normality
A quantile-based test for symmetry of weakly dependent processes
Quantile-based estimation for the Box--Cox transformation in random samples
An ordered approach on cumulative extropy measures for information analysis
The method of simulated quantiles
Voting originated social dynamics: quartile analysis of stochastic environment peculiarities
Log-symmetric distributions: statistical properties and parameter estimation
A new distance based measure of asymmetry
Efficient nonparametric estimation of a distribution function.
Asymptotic distributions and performance of empirical skewness measures
Asymmetry and Gradient Asymmetry Functions: Density‐Based Skewness and Kurtosis
Symmetrizing and variance stabilizing transformations of sample coefficient of variation from inverse Gaussian distribution
Box‐Cox transformed linear models: A parameter‐based asymptotic approach
Rescaled methods-of-moments estimation for the Box-Cox regression model
Assessing skewness in financial markets
An analysis of quantile measures of kurtosis: center and tails
Consistency of the bootstrap for the ransformed two-samplet-test
Symmetry of a distribution via symmetry of order statistics
Robustness of bioequivalence procedures under box-cox alternatives
Power transformations in correspondence analysis
Approximate Bayesian computation by modelling summary statistics in a quasi-likelihood framework
Density estimation via hybrid splines
Robustness of three power transformation estimation procedures
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Log-gamma regression modeling 'through regression trees
Efficiency of t-Test and Hotelling's T ²-Test After Box-Cox Transformation
Probability weighting, stop-loss and the disposition effect
Minimum anderson-darling estimation
Asymptotics and bootstrap for random-effects panel data transformation models
Diagnostic check for monotone spread.
On the skewness order of Van Zwet and Oja
More on the estimation of box-cox transformation
L-logistic regression models: prior sensitivity analysis, robustness to outliers and applications
On the use of non-linear transformations in stochastic volatility models
A non-parametric analysis of transformations
Estimating the box-cox transformation via shapiro-wilkWStatistic
Skewness-kurtosis bounds for the skewed generalized \(T\) and related distributions
The starship
Robust measures of tail weight
On a family of discrete log-symmetric distributions
A probability distribution for precipitation data analysis
Shrinkage estimation in nonlinear regression: The Box-Cox transformation
Likelihood-free Bayesian estimation of multivariate quantile distributions
On the use of \(L\)-functionals in regression models
Application of box-cox transformations to discrimination for the two-class problem
Option-implied skewness: insights from ITM-options
Nearly Gaussian distributions and application
Taylor series approximations to expected utility and optimal portfolio choice
A general measure of skewness
Minimum size survival analysis sampling plans for comparing multiple treatment groups to a single control group
Asymptotic theory for Box-Cox transformations in linear models.
Estimating a transformation and its effect on Box-Cox \(T\)-ratio
Inference for quantile measures of skewness
A comparison of the Box-Cox maximum likelihood estimator and the non- linear two-stage least squares estimator
A comparison of the box-cox transformation method and nonparametric methods for estimating quantiles in clinical data with repeated measures

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