Abstract: In a recent paper Chow and Denning (1993) proposed a multiple variance ratio test which controls the overall type I error probability when multiple variance ratio estimates are employed to test the random walk hypothesis against stationaryalternatives. In our paper we suggest the application of a sequential version which is uniformly more powerful but still controls the type I error probability for any set of true null hypotheses. Our test procedure is based on the so-called 'closuretest principle', which was introduced by Marcus, Peritz and Gabriel (1976). This principle constitutes one of the milestones in the theory of multiple comparison procedures and its application has resulted in the improvement of many classical test proc...
This paper compares different versions of the multiple variance ratio test based on bootstrap techni...
In the past century, several multiple testing procedures have been developed based on the closure pr...
The problem of robustifying of the sequential probability ratio test is considered for a discrete h...
summary: in this paper we show how to apply the closure test principle in case of testing linear hyp...
ABSTRACT. We present a unifying approach to multiple testing procedures for sequential (or streaming...
The sequential probability ratio test is an efficient test procedure compared to the fixed sample si...
summary: this paper deals with the application of multiple test procedures in the linear regression ...
The problem of sequential testing of multiple hypotheses is considered, and two candidate sequential...
Using Chow and Denning’s arguments applied to the individual hypothesis test methodology of Wright (...
Using Chow and Denning’s arguments applied to the individual hypothesis test methodology of Wright (...
In practice, most computers generate simulation outputs sequentially, so it is attractive to analyze...
This dissertation addresses some interesting inferential problems for the mean of a special normal d...
This dissertation addresses some interesting inferential problems for the mean of a special normal d...
The invariant sequential probability ratio test used in testing for a difference between the means o...
Sequential tests for a stepped-up reliability estimator and coefficient alpha are developed. In a ...
This paper compares different versions of the multiple variance ratio test based on bootstrap techni...
In the past century, several multiple testing procedures have been developed based on the closure pr...
The problem of robustifying of the sequential probability ratio test is considered for a discrete h...
summary: in this paper we show how to apply the closure test principle in case of testing linear hyp...
ABSTRACT. We present a unifying approach to multiple testing procedures for sequential (or streaming...
The sequential probability ratio test is an efficient test procedure compared to the fixed sample si...
summary: this paper deals with the application of multiple test procedures in the linear regression ...
The problem of sequential testing of multiple hypotheses is considered, and two candidate sequential...
Using Chow and Denning’s arguments applied to the individual hypothesis test methodology of Wright (...
Using Chow and Denning’s arguments applied to the individual hypothesis test methodology of Wright (...
In practice, most computers generate simulation outputs sequentially, so it is attractive to analyze...
This dissertation addresses some interesting inferential problems for the mean of a special normal d...
This dissertation addresses some interesting inferential problems for the mean of a special normal d...
The invariant sequential probability ratio test used in testing for a difference between the means o...
Sequential tests for a stepped-up reliability estimator and coefficient alpha are developed. In a ...
This paper compares different versions of the multiple variance ratio test based on bootstrap techni...
In the past century, several multiple testing procedures have been developed based on the closure pr...
The problem of robustifying of the sequential probability ratio test is considered for a discrete h...