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Analysis of the E-Learning survey at University of Milan. In this work we use several statistical techniques to study the data from a survey on the faculty staff of the University of Milan on E-Learning practices. In particularly, the analysis was focused on the identification of typical...
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A test procedure to detect a change in the value of the parameter in the drift of a diffusion process is proposed. The test statistic is asymptotically distribution free under the null hypothesis that the true parameter does not change. Also, the test is shown to be consistent under the...
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A problem of goodness-of-fit test for ergodic diffusion processes is presented. In the null hypothesis the drift of the diffusion is supposed to be in a parametric form with unknown shift parameter. Two Cramer–von Mises type test statistics are studied. The first test uses the local time...
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Several statistical functionals such as quantiles and expectiles arise naturally as the minimizers of the expected value of a scoring function, a property that is called elicitability (see Gneiting, 2011 and the references therein). The existence of such scoring functions gives a natural way to...
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