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Mode testing in difficult cases

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1999

Authors

Cheng, Ming-Yen
Hall, Peter

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Institute of Mathematical Statistics

Abstract

Usually, when testing the null hypothesis that a distribution has one mode against the alternative that it has two, the null hypothesis is interpreted as entailing that the density of the sampling distribution has a unique point of zero slope, which is a

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Keywords: Bandwidth; Bootstrap; Calibration; Curve estimation; Level accuracy; Local maximum; Shoulder; Smoothing; Turning point

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/91703

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ANU Research Publications

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Annals of Statistics

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