This paper considers some testing problems for multivariate categorical variables within a conditional, or permutation, framework. The key idea is based on the decomposition of null and alternative hypotheses into a number of sub-hypotheses. For each sub-hypothesis it is assumed that a proper permutation partial test is available. Of course, these partial tests are assumed to be not independent. Then, the global testing solution is obtained by a nonparametric combination of resulting p-values. The theory of nonparametric combination and a computing algorithm to perform related calculations are outlined. As a particular result, a test analogous to Hotelling’s T2 for nominal and ordered categorical variables is obtained. Moreover, an analysis...
In several sciences, especially when dealing with performance evaluation, complex testing problems m...
Developing powerful hypothesis testing procedures devoted at comparing multivariate populations is q...
In social sciences researchers often meet the problem of determining if the distribution of a catego...
The main goal of this article is to compare whether different groups with ordinal responses on the s...
In recent years permutation testing methods have increased both in number of applications and in sol...
This paper deals with nonparametric methods for hypothesis testing with special regard to permutatio...
Ordered categorical data are frequently encountered in many fields of research, such as, sociology, p...
In this article, we consider permutation methods for multivariate testing on ordered categorical var...
In many sciences researchers often meet the problem of establishing if the distribution of a categor...
International audienceThis article deals with nonparametric permutation testing methods for repeated...
In the present work some permutation tests for the problem of comparing two samples in the case of o...
Quite an important problem usually occurs in several multi-dimensional hypotheses testing problems w...
In social sciences researchers often meet the problem of determining if the distribution of a catego...
In this article we consider permutation methods for univariate testing on ordered variables based on...
In recent years permutation testing methods have increased both in number of applications and in sol...
In several sciences, especially when dealing with performance evaluation, complex testing problems m...
Developing powerful hypothesis testing procedures devoted at comparing multivariate populations is q...
In social sciences researchers often meet the problem of determining if the distribution of a catego...
The main goal of this article is to compare whether different groups with ordinal responses on the s...
In recent years permutation testing methods have increased both in number of applications and in sol...
This paper deals with nonparametric methods for hypothesis testing with special regard to permutatio...
Ordered categorical data are frequently encountered in many fields of research, such as, sociology, p...
In this article, we consider permutation methods for multivariate testing on ordered categorical var...
In many sciences researchers often meet the problem of establishing if the distribution of a categor...
International audienceThis article deals with nonparametric permutation testing methods for repeated...
In the present work some permutation tests for the problem of comparing two samples in the case of o...
Quite an important problem usually occurs in several multi-dimensional hypotheses testing problems w...
In social sciences researchers often meet the problem of determining if the distribution of a catego...
In this article we consider permutation methods for univariate testing on ordered variables based on...
In recent years permutation testing methods have increased both in number of applications and in sol...
In several sciences, especially when dealing with performance evaluation, complex testing problems m...
Developing powerful hypothesis testing procedures devoted at comparing multivariate populations is q...
In social sciences researchers often meet the problem of determining if the distribution of a catego...