Posterior Likelihood Ratio Tests for Multivariate Linear Model Based On Normal-Inverse Wishart Prior
G Hang
Abstract
G Hang
Abstract
The problem of linear hypothesis testing of the multivariate normal linear model Y - Nn×m (XB, In (?) ∑) is considered under the normal-inverse Wishart prior distribution of the parameter matrices (B,∑@). Two posterior likelihood ratio tests for the linear hypothesis about the parameter matrix B are constructed. The likelihood ratio statistics obtained from the posterior distribution of B are functions of the characteristic roots of the random matrices which have matric F-distribution.
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The problem of linear hypothesis testing of the multivariate normal linear model Y - Nn×m (XB, In (?) ∑) is considered under the normal-inverse Wishart prior distribution of the parameter matrices (B,∑@). Two posterior likelihood ratio tests for the linear hypothesis about the parameter matrix B are constructed. The likelihood ratio statistics obtained from the posterior distribution of B are functions of the characteristic roots of the random matrices which have matric F-distribution.
Key concepts: Wishart distribution, Inverse-Wishart distribution, Mathematics, Matrix t-distribution, Normal-Wishart distribution, Matrix normal distribution, Statistics, Likelihood-ratio test