Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives

A class of approximately locally most powerful type tests based on ranks of residuals is suggested for testing the hypothesis that the regression coefficient is constant in a standard regression model against the alternatives that a random walk process generates the successive regression coefficient...

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Main Authors: Manohar B. Rajarshi, Thekke V. Ramanathan, Chanchala A. Ghadge
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Language:English
Published: Wrocław University of Science and Technology 2011-01-01
Series:Operations Research and Decisions
Online Access:http://orduser.pwr.wroc.pl/DownloadFile.aspx?aid=1015
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spelling doaj-d9fcc31f46d046e080fa4a92b11706e52020-11-24T22:04:53ZengWrocław University of Science and TechnologyOperations Research and Decisions2081-88582391-60602011-01-01vol. 21no. 3-43555171215711Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk AlternativesManohar B. Rajarshi0Thekke V. Ramanathan1Chanchala A. Ghadge2University of Pune, IndiaUniversity of Pune, IndiaUniversity of Pune, IndiaA class of approximately locally most powerful type tests based on ranks of residuals is suggested for testing the hypothesis that the regression coefficient is constant in a standard regression model against the alternatives that a random walk process generates the successive regression coefficients. We derive the asymptotic null distribution of such a rank test. This distribution can be described as a generalization of the asymptotic distribution of the Cramer-von Mises test statistic. However, this distribution is quite complex and involves eigen values and eigen functions of a known positive definite kernel, as well as the unknown density function of the error term. It is then natural to apply bootstrap procedures. Extending a result due to Shorack in [25], we have shown that the weighted empirical process of residuals can be bootstrapped, which solves the problem of finding the null distribution of a rank test statistic. A simulation study is reported in order to judge performance of the suggested test statistic and the bootstrap procedure. (original abstract)http://orduser.pwr.wroc.pl/DownloadFile.aspx?aid=1015
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author Manohar B. Rajarshi
Thekke V. Ramanathan
Chanchala A. Ghadge
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Thekke V. Ramanathan
Chanchala A. Ghadge
Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives
Operations Research and Decisions
author_facet Manohar B. Rajarshi
Thekke V. Ramanathan
Chanchala A. Ghadge
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title Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives
title_short Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives
title_full Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives
title_fullStr Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives
title_full_unstemmed Rank Based Tests for Testing the Constancy of the Regression Coefficients Against Random Walk Alternatives
title_sort rank based tests for testing the constancy of the regression coefficients against random walk alternatives
publisher Wrocław University of Science and Technology
series Operations Research and Decisions
issn 2081-8858
2391-6060
publishDate 2011-01-01
description A class of approximately locally most powerful type tests based on ranks of residuals is suggested for testing the hypothesis that the regression coefficient is constant in a standard regression model against the alternatives that a random walk process generates the successive regression coefficients. We derive the asymptotic null distribution of such a rank test. This distribution can be described as a generalization of the asymptotic distribution of the Cramer-von Mises test statistic. However, this distribution is quite complex and involves eigen values and eigen functions of a known positive definite kernel, as well as the unknown density function of the error term. It is then natural to apply bootstrap procedures. Extending a result due to Shorack in [25], we have shown that the weighted empirical process of residuals can be bootstrapped, which solves the problem of finding the null distribution of a rank test statistic. A simulation study is reported in order to judge performance of the suggested test statistic and the bootstrap procedure. (original abstract)
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