Tests for standardized generalized variances of multivariate normal populations of possibly different dimensions
In many practical problems, one needs to compare variabilities of several multidimensional populations. The concept of standardized generalized variance (SGV) is introduced as an extension of the concept of GV. Considering multivariate normal populations of possibly different dimensions and general covariance matrices, LRTs are derived for SGVs. The criteria turn out to be elegant multivariate analogs to those for tests for variances in the univariate cases. The null and nonnull distributions of the test criteria are deducdd in computable forms in terms of Special Functions, e.g., Pincherle'sH-function, by exploiting the theory of calculus of residues (Mathai and Saxena,Ann. Math. Statist.40, 1439-1448).
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1987
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Authors: | SenGupta, Ashis |
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Journal of Multivariate Analysis. - Elsevier, ISSN 0047-259X. - Vol. 23.1987, 2, p. 209-219
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Publisher: |
Elsevier |
Keywords: | standardized generalized variance special functions calculus of residues |
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