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Let Y1 and Y2 be distributed as independent normal p-vectors with the means respectively and with the same covariance matrix Σ and let S be distributed as Wishart Wp (N1+N2 −2,Σ), independent of Y1 and Y2. In this paper an analytic derivation of the distribution of the 2×2 matrix M=Y'S−1 γ where Y = (Y1, Y2) and μ and ν are arbitrary vectors is given, following the same lines of derivation as in Sitgreaves (1952).
Probability distributions: general theory, Multivariate distribution of statistics
Probability distributions: general theory, Multivariate distribution of statistics
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