Question: Suppose (X1,..., Xp) have the multivariate normal density (7.51), so that E(Xi) = i and A1 is the known positive definite covariance matrix. The vector
Suppose (X1,..., Xp) have the multivariate normal density (7.51), so that E(Xi) = ξi and A−1 is the known positive definite covariance matrix. The vector of means ξ = (ξ1,...,ξp) is known to lie in a given s-dimensional linear space with s ≤ p; the hypothesis to be tested is that ξ lies in a given (s − r)-
dimensional linear subspace ω of (r ≤ s).
(i) Determine the UMPI test under a suitable group of transformations as explicitly as possible. Find an expression for the power function.
(ii) Specialize to the case of a simple null hypothesis.
Step by Step Solution
There are 3 Steps involved in it
Get step-by-step solutions from verified subject matter experts
