Let X1,..., Xn be independently normally distributed with known variance 2 0 and means E(Xi) = i
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Let X1,..., Xn be independently normally distributed with known variance σ2 0 and means E(Xi) = ξi , and consider any linear hypothesis with s ≤ n
(instead of s < n which is required when the variance is unknown). This remains invariant under a subgroup of that employed when the variance was unknown, and the UMP invariant test has rejection region
Xi − ˆ
ξˆ
i
2
−
Xi − ξˆ
i
2
=
ξˆ
i − ˆ
ξˆ
i
2
> Cσ2 0 (7.65)
with C determined by
∞
C
χ2 r (y) dy = α. (7.66)
Section 7.3
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Testing Statistical Hypotheses Volume I
ISBN: 9783030705770
4th Edition
Authors: E.L. Lehmann, Joseph P. Romano
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