Location-invariant tests of homogeneity of large-dimensional covariance matrices

被引:5
作者
Ahmad M.R. [1 ]
机构
[1] Department of Statistics, Uppsala University, Uppsala
关键词
Covariance matrices; high-dimensional theory; homogeneity tests; multivariate inference;
D O I
10.1080/15598608.2017.1308895
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摘要
A test statistic for homogeneity of two or more covariance matrices of large dimensions is presented when the data are multivariate normal. The statistic is location-invariant and defined as a function of U-statistics of non-degenerate kernels so that the corresponding asymptotic theory is employed to derive the limiting normal distribution of the test under a few mild and practical assumptions. Accuracy of the test is shown through simulations with different parameter settings. © 2017 Grace Scientific Publishing, LLC.
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页码:731 / 745
页数:14
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