Distribution-free test for slope in a linear regression model with replications. (English) Zbl 0900.62245
Summary: Some distribution-free methods are suggested for testing the hypothesis about the slope parameter in a one-sample linear regression model with multiple observations at each level of independent variable. Asymptotic relative efficiencies of these tests are discussed, and the tests are compared with their nonparametric competitors.
Keywords:
distribution-free test; linear regression; sign test; Wilcoxon signed rank test; slope; asymptotic relative efficiencyReferences:
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