Linear spectral statistics of sequential sample covariance matrices
arXiv:2107.10036
Abstract
Independent -dimensional vectors with independent complex or real valued entries such that , , , let be a Hermitian nonnegative definite matrix and be a given function. We prove that an approriately standardized version of the stochastic process corresponding to a linear spectral statistic of the sequential empirical covariance estimator converges weakly to a non-standard Gaussian process for . As an application we use these results to develop a novel approach for monitoring the sphericity assumption in a high-dimensional framework, even if the dimension of the underlying data is larger than the sample size.
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