Interpretation and manipulation of Edgeworth expansions
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Asymptotic distribution theory in statistics, first order efficiency, one-sample problem, contiguous alternatives, second order efficiency, second order standardization, asymptotic expansions, combination of test statistics, METIS-140515, two-sample problem, Edgeworth expansions, METIS-140745, power of linear rank statistics, Nonparametric hypothesis testing
Asymptotic distribution theory in statistics, first order efficiency, one-sample problem, contiguous alternatives, second order efficiency, second order standardization, asymptotic expansions, combination of test statistics, METIS-140515, two-sample problem, Edgeworth expansions, METIS-140745, power of linear rank statistics, Nonparametric hypothesis testing
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