S AMPLE SIZE USED FOR EMPIRICAL TESTS
CiteSeerX — Empirical Bayes and fiducial effect-size estimation for small numbers of tests
... Consider a multiple testing problem in which the data involves N biological features for every individual, corresponding to the observable random variables hX 1 , X 2 , . . . , X N i. If there are n individuals, then the ...
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The Size Distortion of Bootstrap Tests
... The bootstrap’s main virtue in hypothesis testing is that, when properly used, it leads to asymptotic refinements in significance levels. This means that the error in the P value given by a bootstrap test is of ...
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The Size and Power of Bootstrap Tests
... We may use either a parametric or a nonparametric bootstrap to draw the bootstrap samples. In the former case, we generate them from the model itself, using a vector of parameter estimates under the null, say ˆ θ. This ...
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Controlling the Size of Autocorrelation Robust Tests
... for size control under a very broad model for the autocorrelation structure in the ...for size control in Theorems ...effecting size control are discussed in Section ...for size control of ...
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Size Corrected Power for Bootstrap Tests
... highest empirical power. However, this usage is di¢cultied because the empirical rejection probabilities (RP’s) of the tests under the null hypothesis are di¤erent to the nominal level and among ...
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Tests of physical qualities are used to measure an
... predicted V̇ O 2 max tests. Data were dichotomized according to the median value. Differences in the physical demands of match play between the high fitness and low fitness groups were compared using statistical ...
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Bootstrap Tests in Bivariate VAR Process with Single Structural Change : Power versus Corrected Size and Empirical Illustration
... important tests are the "supremum" tests of Andrews (1993), and the related "exponential" and "average" tests of Andrews and Ploberger ...of tests based on asymptotic ...
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On Size and Power of Heteroskedasticity and Autocorrelation Robust Tests
... Theorem 3.3 together with Proposition 3.6 has shown that generically the commonly used test based on the statistic T has severe size or power de…ciencies even for C = C AR(1) , while Theorem 3.7 has ...
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The Impact of a Hausman Pretest on the Size of Hypothesis Tests
... plug-in size- correction of the two-stage test for the application in Section 2 in the case where there is a positive lower bound on the strength of the ...The size-corrected version of the two-stage test ...
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A Class of Poverty Traps: A Theory and Empirical Tests
... health (viz. a reduction in mortality rates) is large enough and there are some favorable economic conditions already in place – such as the presence of economic institutions of an adequate quality – that also assists in ...
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Calibration of the Hobson&Rogers model: empirical tests
... are used to smooth market prices and to enforce non-arbitrage ...are used, we use a dataset built from intra-day observation of bid-ask prices which are not necessarily near to some ...
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Self-tests for influenza: an empirical ethics investigation
... development of such tools might change our obligations to one another during a pandemic: would self-testing become morally obligatory? The technology’s potential to collect real-time health data also raises important ...
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Empirical Tests of Anonymous Voice Over IP
... of latency and R-scores under-estimate the variances but do not affect the averages. Notably, we base our conclusions about aVoIP largely on the averages we observed. The box-and-whisker plot in Figure 3 shows the ...
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Empirical Study on the Second-stage Sample Size
... Our hypothetical, typical population will consist of 31 entities (PSUs) and within each entity there will exist hundreds to thousands of invoices (SSU). For each invoice, there is an invoice amount (x) which is known and ...
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Empirical Tests of Intransitivity Predicted by Models of Risky Choice
... controlled for it by presenting the choices in fully split forms or by using a different format for display (“strip”) in which gambles could be presented in fully coalesced form. But those articles had a second problem; ...
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Empirical tests of impacts of rationing: the case of Poland in transition
... Price and Expenditure Elasticities First, the prereform AIDS model was estimated, ignoring rationing effects. The results were erratic, with high compensated own-price elasticities and positive signs for food, alcohol ...
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The efficient market hypothesis: problems with interpretations of empirical tests
... n s o f em pir ic a l te st s financialtheoryandpractice36 (1) 53-72 (2012) 54 Abstract Despite many “refutations” in empirical tests, the efficient market hypothesis (EMH) remains the central ...
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Empirical tests of sale theories: Hungarian milk prices
... often used (along with the in-store fresh bakery products) as a cos- tumer attractor by ...on empirical testing of sale hypotheses in a Central East European Country, with a history of the modern type ...
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The causes and consequences of operational risk: some empirical tests
... operational-loss size vary from one country to another? If it does, in what way? This study enables us to understand the country aspect of operational risk and identify those areas that may help regulators, as ...
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Essays On Asset Pricing Models: Theories And Empirical Tests
... window size, such that within the window (i) investors’ information sets don’t greatly change; (ii) there are sufficient observations to achieve estimation ...window size varies greatly across different ...
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