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most citedImproving Accuracy of Goodness-of-fit Test

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math.ST2022

Fisher transformation via Edgeworth expansion

Jan Vrbik

We show how to calculate individual terms of the Edgeworth series to approximate the distribution of the Pearson correlation coefficient with the help of a simple Mathematica progr…

math.ST2016

Confidence Regions for Parameters of Negative Binomial Distribution

Emmanuel Nkingi, Jan Vrbik

We describe a general method for the construction of a confidence region for the two parameters of the Negative Binomial Distribution. This is achieved by expanding the sampling di…

math.PR2014

Three competing patterns

Rita Abraham, Jan Vrbik

Assuming repeated independent sampling from a Bernoulli distribution with two possible outcomes S and F, there are formulas for computing the probability of one specific pattern of…

math.ST2014

Accurate distribution of X^{T}X with singular, idempotent variance-covariance matrix

Hao Yuan Zhang, Jan Vrbik

Assume that X is a set of sample statistics which follow a special case Central Limit Theorem, namely: as the sample size n increases the corresponding distribution becomes multiva…

math.ST20141 cited

Improving Accuracy of Goodness-of-fit Test

Kris Duszak, Jan Vrbik

It is well known that the approximate distribution of the usual test statistic of a goodness-of-fit test is chi-square, with degrees of freedom equal to the number of categories mi…

math.ST2014

Finding an ARMA(p,q) model given its spectral density or its correlogram

Jan Vrbik

An ARMA model can be fully determined based on either its spectral density, or its correlogram, i.e. a formula for computing the corresponding k th serial correlation for any integ…