Small Sample Power Functions for Nonparametric Tests of Location in the Double Exponential Family

Small Sample Power Functions for Nonparametric Tests of Location in the Double Exponential Family

Eight nonparametric tests of location are examined in a small sample setting. Power functions are presented for samples drawn from the double exponential distribution. The results provide an example where the asymptotically most powerful rank test (the Mood median test) performs poorly for alternati...

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Veröffentlicht in:Journal of the American Statistical Association 1971-03, Vol.66 (333), p.149-151
1. Verfasser: Ramsey, Fred L.
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Nonparametric tests
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Prothrombin time
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Sample size
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Statistical median
Theory and Methods
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Null hypothesis
Power functions
Prothrombin time
Random sampling
Rank tests
Sample size
Sampling distributions
Statistical median
Theory and Methods
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