Multivariate t Distribution: Introduction
D. R. Jensen
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D. R. Jensen
Abstract
Abstract Multivariate versions of the Student'stdistribution derive through Studentization from multivariate normal models. Multivariatetdistributions are useful to model errors of a random experiment offering greater flexibility and heavier tails than multivariate normal models. There are two types of multivariatetdistributions. Type I distributions are derived by scaling each component of a normal vector by a single random scalar. Type II distributions involve separate scalings by elements of a further random vector, itself having a joint multivariate distribution.
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Abstract Multivariate versions of the Student'stdistribution derive through Studentization from multivariate normal models. Multivariatetdistributions are useful to model errors of a random experiment offering greater flexibility and heavier tails than multivariate normal models. There are two types of multivariatetdistributions. Type I distributions are derived by scaling each component of a normal vector by a single random scalar. Type II distributions involve separate scalings by elements of a further random vector, itself having a joint multivariate distribution.
Key concepts: Multivariate statistics, Multivariate t-distribution, Multivariate stable distribution, Multivariate normal distribution, Normal-Wishart distribution, Matrix t-distribution, Mathematics, Multivariate analysis