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Invariance principle and CLT for the spiked eigenvalues of large-dimensional Fisher matrices and applications

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arxiv 2203.14248 v1 pith:ZCNZ5OOE submitted 2022-03-27 math.ST stat.TH

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keywords spikedeigenvaluesdistributionsfisherinvariancematricesprincipletest
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This paper aims to derive asymptotical distributions of the spiked eigenvalues of the large-dimensional spiked Fisher matrices without Gaussian assumption and the restrictive assumptions on covariance matrices. We first establish invariance principle for the spiked eigenvalues of the Fisher matrix. That is, we show that the limiting distributions of the spiked eigenvalues are invariant over a large class of population distributions satisfying certain conditions. Using the invariance principle, we further established a central limit theorem (CLT) for the spiked eigenvalues. As some interesting applications, we use the CLT to derive the power functions of Roy Maximum root test for linear hypothesis in linear models and the test in signal detection. We conduct some Monte Carlo simulation to compare the proposed test with existing ones.

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