GLM hypothesis testing Flashcards

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General linear hypothesis on β

A

H0: Cβ = d
C(rxp)
d(rx1)
r: number of hypotheses we are testing
Linear independence hypothesis: all the coefficients other than β0 are equal to 0.

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Likelihood ratio test statistic for σ2 known

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lr = (SSEH0 - SSE) / σ2 = ΔSSE/σ22r
Unless β^H0 = β^, SSEH0 > SSE because we are introducing extra restrictions.

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Constrained MLE β^H0 and SSE H0

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β^H0 = β^ - (X’X)-1 C’[C(X’X)-1C’]-1(Cβ^-d)
SSEH0 = SSE + (β^ - β^H0)’ X’X (β^ - β^H0)

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ΔSSEH0

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(Cβ^-d)’[C(X’X)-1C’]-1(Cβ^-d)
It is not necessary to compute β^H0.

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Likelihood ratio test statistic for σ2 unknown

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F = (n-p)/r * ΔSSE/SSE ~ Fr, n-p = 1/r (Cβ^-d)’cov^(Cβ^)-1(Cβ^-d) = 1/r W
W: Wald statistics, distance between Cβ^ and the hypotesised value d, weighted by cov^(Cβ^).
cov^(Cβ^) = σ^2C(X’X)-1C’

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5
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Coefficient of multiple linear determination

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R2 = 1 - SSE / Σ(yi-y_)2 ∈ [0,1]

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6
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GLM: F statistic for H0: βj = 0

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F = β^j / √ var^(βj) | H0 ~ tn-p

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7
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F statistic for H0: linear independence

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F = R2/(1-R2) * (n-p)/(p-1)

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Hypothesis testing in R

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library(car)
lht(fit, C, d=NULL)
- (n-pmin) Null VS (n-pmax) Residual

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