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Statistics Seminar: Annika Betken 03/23/2022

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Wednesday Mar 23 2022

Statistics Seminar: Annika Betken 03/23/2022

4:15pm @ G01 Biotechnology
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Annika Betken is an assistant professor in the Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science at University of Twente (in STAT research group of Johannes Schmidt-Hieber).

Talk: Rank-based change-point analysis for long-range dependent time series

Abstract: We consider change-point tests based on rank statistics to test for structural changes in long-range dependent observations. Under the hypothesis of stationary time series, the asymptotic distributions of the corresponding test statistics are derived. For this, we consider a uniform reduction principle for the empirical process in a two-parameter Skorohod space equipped with a weighted supremum norm. Moreover, special emphasis is laid on an application-oriented approach to the mathematical results by considering self-normalized statistics and an approximation of the distribution of test statistics by subsampling procedures.

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