In the common nonparametric regression model Y_i=m(X_i)+sigma(X_i)epsilon_i we consider the problem of testing the hypothesis that the coefficient of the scale and location function is constant. The test is based on a comparison of the observations Y_i=\hat{sigma}(X_i) with their mean by a smoothed empirical process, where \hat{sigma} denotes the local linear estimate of the scale function. We show weak convergence of a centered version of this process to a Gaussian process under the null hypothesis and the alternative and use this result to construct a test for the hypothesis of a constant coefficient of variation in the nonparametric regression model. A small simulation study is also presented to investigate the finite sample propertie...
Copyright © 2013 Murray D. Burke, Gildas Bewa. This is an open access article distributed under the ...
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Copyright © 2013 Murray D. Burke, Gildas Bewa. This is an open access article distributed under the ...
This article proposes a coefficients constancy test in semi-varyingcoefficient models that only need...
For the heteroscedastic nonparametric regression model Yni = m(xni)+σ(xni)Є ni; i = 1; ...; n; we pr...
In this paper a new test for the parametric form of the variance function in the common nonparametri...
We consider the problem of testing for a parametric form of the variance function in a partial line...
We develop a new test of a parametric model of a conditional mean function against a nonparametric a...
We consider a nonparametric location scale model and propose a new test for homoscedasticity (consta...
In the common nonparametric regression model the problem of testing for a specific para- metric for...
AbstractWe propose a natural test of fit of a parametric regression model. The test is based on a co...
We consider the problem of testing for a general parametric form against a nonparametric alternative...
Several classical time series models can be written as a regression model of the form Y t = m(X ...
This paper proposes a test for the equality of nonparametric regression curves that does not depend ...
In the common nonparametric regression model the problem of testing for the parametric form of the c...
AbstractIn this paper we consider the estimation of the error distribution in a heteroscedastic nonp...
Random coefficient regression models habe been applied in different fields and they constitute a uni...
Copyright © 2013 Murray D. Burke, Gildas Bewa. This is an open access article distributed under the ...
This article proposes a coefficients constancy test in semi-varyingcoefficient models that only need...
For the heteroscedastic nonparametric regression model Yni = m(xni)+σ(xni)Є ni; i = 1; ...; n; we pr...