The consequences of model misspecification for multinomial data when using minimum [phi]-divergence or minimum disparity estimators to estimate the model parameters are considered. These estimators are shown to converge to a well-defined limit. Two applications of the results obtained are considered. First, it is proved that the bootstrap consistently estimates the null distribution of certain class of test statistics for model misspecification detection. Second, an application to the model selection test problem is studied. Both applications are illustrated with numerical examples.Minimum phi-divergence estimator Consistency Asymptotic normality Goodness-of-fit Bootstrap distribution estimator Model selection
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This paper focuses on the consequences of assuming a wrong model for multinomial data when using min...
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AbstractThe problems of estimating parameters of statistical models for categorical data, and testin...
Multinomial models are used in describing the distribution of categorial or discrete vari-ables. In ...
We propose novel misspeci\u85cation tests of semiparametric and fully parametric univariate di¤usion...
We propose two families of maximally selected phi-divergence tests for studying change point locati...
In this paper we present a review of some results about inference based on f-divergence measures, un...
This paper focuses on the consequences of assuming a wrong model for multinomial data when using min...
This paper focuses on the consequences of assuming a wrong model for multinomial data when using min...
The problems of estimating parameters of statistical models for categorical data, and testing hypoth...
This paper studies the Minimum Divergence (MD) class of estimators for econometric models specified...
Abstract. We consider nested sequences of hierarchical loglinear models when expected frequencies ar...
We consider nested sequences of hierarchical loglinear models when expected frequencies are subject ...
AbstractThis paper investigates a new family of statistics based on Burbea–Rao divergence for testin...
AbstractIn the present work, the problem of estimating parameters of statistical models for categori...
In this note we introduce some divergence-based model selection criteria. These criteria are defined...
It will be shown that the power-divergence family of goodness-of-fit statistics for completely speci...
AbstractThe problems of estimating parameters of statistical models for categorical data, and testin...
Multinomial models are used in describing the distribution of categorial or discrete vari-ables. In ...
We propose novel misspeci\u85cation tests of semiparametric and fully parametric univariate di¤usion...
We propose two families of maximally selected phi-divergence tests for studying change point locati...
In this paper we present a review of some results about inference based on f-divergence measures, un...