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Testing in robust regression. [From Robinson, Ronchetti and Young (2003).] We consider the regression model (7.1) with p = 3, n = 20, x,1 = 1, and x , ~ and x,3 independent and distributed according to a U[O,1 . We want to test 1 the null hypothesis Ho : Oz = O3 = 0. The errors are from the contaminated distribution (1 - &)a@)& ( t / s ) , with different settings of E and s. We use + a Huber estimator of 0 with k = 1.5 and we estimate the scale parameter by Huber s Proposal 2 . We compare the empirical saddlepoint test statistic with the robust Wald, score, and likelihood ratio test statistics as defined in 13. We generated 10.000 Monte Carlo samples of size n = 20. For the 25 values of Q = 1/250.2/250.. . . ,251250, we obtained the proportion of times out of , 10,000 that the statistic, S say, exceeded u,, where P ( x ; 2 v,) = Q. For each Monte Carlo sample, we obtained 299 bootstrap samples and calculated a bootstrap p-value, the proportion of the 299 bootstrap samples giving a value S; of the statistic exceeding S . , The bootstrap test of nominal level a rejects HOif the bootstrap p-value is less than a. From Exhibit 14.6, it appears that the X2-approximation for the empirical saddlepoint test statistic is much better than the corresponding X2-approximations for the other statistics. Bootstrapping is necessary to obtain a similar degree of accuracy for the latter.

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