Tests of rank
Robin & Smith (2000) — tests of rank
- Result
rank tests from the smallest estimated characteristic roots of a -consistent, asymptotically normal matrix estimate; under rank the -scaled smallest roots converge to a weighted sum of independent variables.
- Use
the trace-form kin of O7.4(b): there the -scaled determinant of the empirical binned information converges to with a linear image of independent Gaussians — a determinant instead of a trace, an uncentred fixed-partition Gram matrix instead of a regression coefficient matrix, and no test is built.
- Verification
abstract verified (
AUDIT-RETENTION-PLUGIN-VECTOR, 6 Sep 2026); theorem numbering not read.
J.-M. Robin and R. J. Smith, Econometric Theory 16(2):151-175, 2000. Rank tests built on the smallest estimated characteristic roots of a matrix with population rank r; the limiting law is a weighted sum of independent chi-squared variables, the trace-form kin of the rank-deficient determinant limit in O7.4(b). Registered 6 Sep 2026 (audit); abstract verified.
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