Let X-1, ..., X-n be i.i.d. random observations. Let S = L + T be a U-statistic of order k >= 2 where L is a linear statistic having asymptotic normal distribution, and T is a stochastically smaller statistic. We show that the rate of convergence to normality for S can be simply expressed as the rate of convergence to normality for the linear part L plus a correction term, (varT) ln(2) (varT), under the condition ET2 < infinity. An optimal bound without this log factor is obtained under a lower moment assumption E vertical bar T vertical bar(alpha) < infinity for alpha < 2. Some other related results are also obtained in the paper. Our results extend, refine and yield a number of related-known results in the literature
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Let T be the Student one- or two-sample t-, F-, or Welch statistic. Now release the underlying assum...
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Let X1,..., Xn be i.i.d. random observations, taking their values in a measurable space. Consider a ...
ABSTRACT. Let (X) be a sequence of m-dependent random variables, not necessarily n equally distribut...
Bentkus V, Götze F. On minimal moment assumptions in Berry-Esseen theorems for U-statistics. THEORY ...
Let {U-n}, n = 1,2,..., be Hilbert space H-valued U-statistics with kernel Phi(.,.), corresponding t...
In the present paper we prove a general theorem which gives the rates of convergence in distribution...
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As an estimator of an estimable parameter, we consider a linear combination of $ mathrm{U}-statistic...
Let {Xn, n≥1} be a stationary sequence of associated random variables and Un be a U-statistic ...
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Abstract. This note gives the convergence rate in the central limit theorem and the random central l...
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Let T be the Student one- or two-sample t-, F-, or Welch statistic. Now release the underlying assum...
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