A saddlepoint approximation for a two-sample permutation test was obtained by Robinson[7].Although the approximation is very accurate, the formula is very complicated and difficult toapply. In this papert we shall rev...A saddlepoint approximation for a two-sample permutation test was obtained by Robinson[7].Although the approximation is very accurate, the formula is very complicated and difficult toapply. In this papert we shall revisit the same problem from a different angle. We shall first turnthe problem into a conditional probability and then apply a Lugannani-Rice type formula to it,which was developed by Skovagard[8] for the mean of i.i.d. samples and by Jing and Robinson[5]for smooth function of vector means. Both the Lugannani-Rice type formula and Robinson'sformula achieve the same relative error of order O(n-3/2), but the former is very compact andmuch easier to use in practice. Some numerical results will be presented to compare the twoformulas.展开更多
Several tests for multivariate mean vector have been proposed in the recent literature.Generally,these tests are directly concerned with the mean vector of a high-dimensional distribution.The paper presents two new te...Several tests for multivariate mean vector have been proposed in the recent literature.Generally,these tests are directly concerned with the mean vector of a high-dimensional distribution.The paper presents two new test procedures for testing mean vector in large dimension and small samples.We do not focus on the mean vector directly,which is a different framework from the existing choices.The first test procedure is based on the asymptotic distribution of the test statistic,where the dimension increases with the sample size.The second test procedure is based on the permutation distribution of the test statistic,where the sample size is fixed and the dimension grows to infinity.Simulations are carried out to examine the finite-sample performance of the tests and to compare them with some popular nonparametric tests available in the literature.展开更多
文摘A saddlepoint approximation for a two-sample permutation test was obtained by Robinson[7].Although the approximation is very accurate, the formula is very complicated and difficult toapply. In this papert we shall revisit the same problem from a different angle. We shall first turnthe problem into a conditional probability and then apply a Lugannani-Rice type formula to it,which was developed by Skovagard[8] for the mean of i.i.d. samples and by Jing and Robinson[5]for smooth function of vector means. Both the Lugannani-Rice type formula and Robinson'sformula achieve the same relative error of order O(n-3/2), but the former is very compact andmuch easier to use in practice. Some numerical results will be presented to compare the twoformulas.
文摘Several tests for multivariate mean vector have been proposed in the recent literature.Generally,these tests are directly concerned with the mean vector of a high-dimensional distribution.The paper presents two new test procedures for testing mean vector in large dimension and small samples.We do not focus on the mean vector directly,which is a different framework from the existing choices.The first test procedure is based on the asymptotic distribution of the test statistic,where the dimension increases with the sample size.The second test procedure is based on the permutation distribution of the test statistic,where the sample size is fixed and the dimension grows to infinity.Simulations are carried out to examine the finite-sample performance of the tests and to compare them with some popular nonparametric tests available in the literature.
