dfs: Degrees of freedom for the SCARM test statistic.

dfsR Documentation

Degrees of freedom for the SCARM test statistic.

Description

This matrix contains degrees of freedom for the t-distributed SCARM test statistic; required by the function scarm.filter.

Usage

data(dfs)

Format

A data frame with 20 observations on the following 20 variables.

X5

a numeric vector

X10

a numeric vector

X15

a numeric vector

X20

a numeric vector

X25

a numeric vector

X30

a numeric vector

X35

a numeric vector

X40

a numeric vector

X45

a numeric vector

X50

a numeric vector

X55

a numeric vector

X60

a numeric vector

X65

a numeric vector

X70

a numeric vector

X75

a numeric vector

X80

a numeric vector

X85

a numeric vector

X90

a numeric vector

X95

a numeric vector

X100

a numeric vector

Details

The SCARM test from the function scarm.filter is based on the difference of Repeated Median slopes computed in a left-hand and right-hand window. The distribution of the SCARM test statistic is approximated by a t-distribution where the degrees of freedom depend on the width of the left- and right-hand window. This matrix delivers suitable degrees of freedom, obtained by simulations.

Source

The degrees of freedom have been obtained by simulations.

References

Borowski, M. and Fried, R. (2011) Robust moving window regression for online signal extraction from non-stationary time series: online window width adaption by testing for signal changes, submitted.


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