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Consistency of Chi-Squared Test with Varying Number of Classes

Consistency of Chi-Squared Test with Varying Number of Classes
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摘要 The classical chi-squared goodness of fit test assumes the number of classes is fixed,meanwhile the test statistic has a limiting chi-square distribution under the null hypothesis.It is well known that the number of classes varying with sample size in the test has attached more and more attention.However,in this situation,there is not theoretical results for the asymptotic property of such chi-squared test statistic.This paper proves the consistency of chi-squared test with varying number of classes under some conditions.Meanwhile,the authors also give a convergence rate of KolmogorovSimirnov distance between the test statistic and corresponding chi-square distributed random variable.In addition,a real example and simulation results validate the reasonability of theoretical result and the superiority of chi-squared test with varying number of classes. The classical chi-squared goodness of fit test assumes the number of classes is fixed, meanwhile the test statistic has a limiting chi-square distribution under the null hypothesis. It is well known that the number of classes varying with sample size in the test has attached more and more attention. However, in this situation, there is not theoretical results for the asymptotic property of such chi-squared test statistic. This paper proves the consistency of chi-squared test with varying number of classes under some conditions. Meanwhile, the authors also give a convergence rate of Kolmogorov- Simirnov distance between the test statistic and corresponding chi-square distributed random variable. In addition, a real example and simulation results validate the reasonability of theoretical result and the superiority of chi-squared test with varying number of classes.
出处 《Journal of Systems Science & Complexity》 SCIE EI CSCD 2015年第2期439-450,共12页 系统科学与复杂性学报(英文版)
基金 supported by the Natural Science Foundation of China under Grant Nos.11071022,11028103,11231010,11471223,BCMIIS the Beijing Municipal Educational Commission Foundation under Grant Nos.KZ201410028030,KM201210028005 Jishou University Subject in 2014(No:14JD035)
关键词 卡方检验 一致性 检验统计量 同数 同时检验 渐近性质 随机变量 收敛速度 Consistency of chi-squared test, goodness of fit test, varying number of classes.
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