Learn R Programming

funtimes (version 8.0)

WAVK: WAVK Statistic

Description

Statistic for testing the parametric form of a regression function, suggested by Wang_etal_2008;textualfuntimes.

Usage

WAVK(z, kn = NULL)

Arguments

z

pre-filtered univariate time series @see formula (2.1) by @Wang_VanKeilegom_2007funtimes: $$Z_i=\left(Y_{i+p}-\sum_{j=1}^p{\hat{\phi}_{j,n}Y_{i+p-j}} \right)- \left( f(\hat{\theta},t_{i+p})- \sum_{j=1}^p{\hat{\phi}_{j,n}f(\hat{\theta},t_{i+p-j})} \right),$$ where \(Y_i\) is observed time series of length \(n\), \(\hat{\theta}\) is an estimator of hypothesized parametric trend \(f(\theta, t)\), and \(\hat{\phi}_p=(\hat{\phi}_{1,n}, \ldots, \hat{\phi}_{p,n})'\) are estimated coefficients of an autoregressive filter of order \(p\). Missing values are not allowed.

kn

length of the local window.

Value

A list with following components:

Tn

test statistic based on artificial ANOVA and defined by Wang_VanKeilegom_2007;textualfuntimes as a difference of mean square for treatments (MST) and mean square for errors (MSE): $$T_n= MST - MSE =\frac{k_{n}}{n-1} \sum_{t=1}^T \biggl(\overline{V}_{t.}-\overline{V}_{..}\biggr)^2 - \frac{1}{n(k_{n}-1)} \sum_{t=1}^n \sum_{j=1}^{k_{n}}\biggl(V_{tj}-\overline{V}_{t.}\biggr)^2,$$ where \(\{V_{t1}, \ldots, V_{tk_n}\}=\{Z_j: j\in W_{t}\}\), \(W_t\) is a local window, \(\overline{V}_{t.}\) and \(\overline{V}_{..}\) are the mean of the \(t\)th group and the grand mean, respectively.

Tns

standardized version of Tn according to Theorem 3.1 by Wang_VanKeilegom_2007;textualfuntimes: $$T_{ns} = \left( \frac{n}{k_n} \right)^{\frac{1}{2}}T_n \bigg/ \left(\frac{4}{3}\right)^{\frac{1}{2}} \sigma^2,$$ where \(n\) is length and \(\sigma^2\) is variance of the time series. Robust difference-based Rice's estimator Rice_1984funtimes is used to estimate \(\sigma^2\).

p.value

\(p\)-value for Tns based on its asymptotic \(N(0,1)\) distribution.

References

See Also

wavk_test

Examples

Run this code
# NOT RUN {
z <- rnorm(300)
WAVK(z, kn = 7)

# }

Run the code above in your browser using DataLab