Some optimal multivariate tests
BiometrikaPublished 1 January 1971
S. John
Citations194
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Abstract
Tests that are best for detecting small deviations from the null hypothesis are derived for a number of hypotheses concerning multivariate normal populations. Both one-sided and two-sided tests are considered.
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