Testing Goodness of Fit with Multinomial Data
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- On generalized tests of fit for multinomial populations
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- A new goodness of fit test for the equality of multinomial cell probabilities versus trend alternatives
- A test of goodness-of -fit based on extreme multinomial cell frequencies
- Improved likelihood ratio test for multinomial goodness of fit
- Goodness of fit tests with misclassified data
- Three Sides of Smoothing: Categorical Data Smoothing, Nonparametric Regression, and Density Estimation
- On generalized tests of fit for multinomial populations
- A Goodness‐of‐Fit Test for Multinomial Logistic Regression
- Small-sample comparisons for powerdivergence goodness-of-fit statistics for symmetric and skewed simple null hypotheses
- A general family of limited information goodness-of-fit statistics for multinomial data
- An extended GFfit statistic defined on orthogonal components of Pearson's chi-square
- On the detection of influential subsets of categories in goodness of fit testing
- Smooth goodness of fit tests for categorised composite null hypotheses
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