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Fully nonparametric analysis of covariance with two and three covariates is considered. The approach is based on an extension of the model of Akritas et al. (Biometrika 87(3) (2000) 507). The model allows for possibly nonlinear covariate effect which can have different shape in different factor level combinations. All types of ordinal data are included in the formulation. In particular, the response distributions are not restricted to comply to any parametric or semiparametric model. In this nonparametric model, hypotheses of no main effect no interaction and no simple effect, which adjust for the covariate values, are defined through a decomposition of the conditional distribution functions of the response given to the factor level combination and covariate values. The test statistics are based on averages over the covariate values of certain Nadaraya–Watson regression quantities. Under their respective null hypotheses, such test statistics are shown to have a central χ2 distribution. Small sample corrections are also provided. Simulation results and the analysis of two real datasets are also presented. 相似文献
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Kamila Żychaluk Prakash N. Patil 《Annals of the Institute of Statistical Mathematics》2008,60(1):21-44
Limitation of the cross-validation method of bandwidth selection is well known when applied to data with ties. A method which
resolves this problem and which is easy to understand and implement is proposed. We show that the proposed approach is viable
in theory, by proving its asymptotic equivalence to the standard cross-validation method. The practical usefulness is shown
in simulations and an application to a real data example. 相似文献
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We study variants of the classical stable marriage problem in which the preferences of the men or the women, or both, are derived from a master preference list. This models real-world matching problems in which participants are ranked according to some objective criteria. The master list(s) may be strictly ordered, or may include ties, and the lists of individuals may involve ties and may include all, or just some, of the members of the opposite sex. In fact, ties are almost inevitable in the master list if the ranking is done on the basis of a scoring scheme with a relatively small range of distinct values. We show that many of the interesting variants of stable marriage that are NP-hard remain so under very severe restrictions involving the presence of master lists, but a number of special cases can be solved in polynomial time. Under this master list model, versions of the stable marriage problem that are already solvable in polynomial time typically yield to faster and/or simpler algorithms, giving rise to simple new structural characterisations of the solutions in these cases. 相似文献
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