Asymptotic Relative Efficiency of the Kendall and Spearman Correlation Statistics
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Abstract: A necessary and suffcient condition for Pitman's asymptotic relative effciency (ARE) of the Kendall and Spearman correlation statistics for the independence test to be 1 is given, in terms of certain smoothness and nondegeneracy properties of the model. Corresponding easy to use and broadly applicable sufficient conditions are obtained, which are then illustrated on several known models of dependence. Effects of the presence or absence of the smoothness and/or nondegeneracy parts of the mentioned necessary and suffcient condition are demonstrated using certain specially constructed dependence models. A more general (than usual) version of Pitman's ARE is developed, with broader and easier to check conditions of applicability. This version of the ARE, which is then used in the rest of the paper, may also be of value elsewhere.
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