Smooth Tests of Goodness
of Fit
Using R
second edition
by J.C.W. Rayner, O. Thas and D.J. Best
University of Newcastle, Australia
Ghent University, Belgium
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*p. 39: in Example 3.3.1 there are two errors in the second order partial derivatives of the log likelihoods. The term m/(-theta+beta)^2 appears twice; they should twice be replaced by n/(-theta+beta)^2.
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*p. 234-237 (Section 11.6): in this section on the ZIP distribution we have defined the density function using theta_0 as a parameter, but in Example 11.6.1 we have changed the notation from theta_0 to p.
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Here you can find all data sets that have been analysed in the book.
Examples
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R-package
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Table of Contents
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Links to relevant papers and projects related to smooth tests.
More information on the authors.
