a e
︿ 円 九
gdt ︐ψ T
f t l o
W 時 一 一
and
W(F)
:=わいい)} . 1
川 udF(8)to investigate the asymptotic behavior of the second component of the random vector An. For五xedF(t) and
ψ
(t),
we defineγ1(g)(8)
: =
F‑1 0グ
(8) andγ
官2
メ ( ω
:戸=1
1ρ1)曽町υ (
ト山川叩1トμ川叫一イ叫tり朴)(for 8 ε[0
,
1] and g εD[O,
l ,] where g*(8) = inf{t,
1 : g(t)三8}. Since the transformationsγ1(・)and i2(・)are Hadamard differentiable at I(t) from Proposition 6.1.1 of Fen恥 lz(1983),
the functional r(・)induced on D[O,
1] by r(g) := W(g 0 F) for g E D[O,
1] is Hadamard differentiable at I(t) by the chain rule and the expression that r(g)=
i2{i1(g)}. Note that the derivativeτ
f(g) ofr(g) at I(t) is given by
的
)=‑1=
州 仰4..I!. THE IFRA ALTERNATIVE
We obtain from the conditions (4.2.7) and (4.2.9) η1/21{VV叫 ‑ W(P)} ‑{W(
行)‑
W{T(pT)}1=η1/2
L
O O判S(s)}' l
S(u)dud叩 )ニ 川{S(T)}
1
T S(s)ds+
π1/2L
O O曹{S(s)}的)ds三
d
内/片/2弘い Mμ
J仰川LFバ珂曹叫{S珂貯S(σ η
例T 小 )
T)=0匂Ip(
い
η0) a邸sη→∞.Therefore the Hadamard differentiability of
r (
・)implies that asη→ ∞where
η1/2{VV叫 ‑ W(P)} = rf(仇)
+
op(nO)=ん(T間 )
‑ l
T h2(t)丸 仰仇(t):=η1/2{F~ 0 P‑1(t) ‑pT 0 p‑1(t)} for 0 ::; t ::; 1. Hence Remark 2.2 of Gill (1983) yields that
ρT
η1/2{VV叫 ‑ W(P)} = ‑
I
h2(t)Hn(t)dM(t)+
op(π。) asη→∞・29
By applying Lemma 3.1.1 of Section 3.1 to the first component of the random vector An' it is seen that
山
{ l
Tえ 榊
Therefore the random vector A耳 isasymptotically equivalent to Bn from Theo‑
民m 4.4 of Billingsley (1968).
Since each component of the random vector Bn is represented as the stochastic integral with respect to the square integrable martingale M(t)
,
and the functions hi(t)'s and the process H.叫(t)are predictable,
Theorem 2.1 of An‑dersen et al. (1982) together with the condition (4.2.8) implies that Bn converges in distribution as n→ ∞ to a normal distribution with zero mean vector and
30 CHAPTER ‑,. TESTS FOR IFR AND IFRA
dispersion matrix {σi,;h9,;9' where
的
j : = f
ん(t)h;(t)dHence we can conclude the proof from Corollary 3.3 of Ser:si時 (1980)and some calculations. •
COROLLARY 4.2.4. Suppose that the df 's F(t)
,
G(t) and the function曹2(t) satisfy the conditions of Theorem 4.2.3. Then we have asπ→ ∞九叫ん(れ)‑と主主;→d
N ( O , 生 ) ,
l μ F J
where 内 : Jand σ~ :J denote the correspondings to those given in the equations (4.2.10) and (4.2.11) ofTheorem 4
ユ
3for the function曹2(t),
respectively. COROLLARY 4.2.5. Suppose that under the null hypothesis冗othe censoring df G(t) and the function雪2(t)satisfy the conditions (4.2.6)イ
4.2.9)of Theo‑rem 4.2.3. Then n1/2 L2(ψ2) converges in distribution出 冗 → ∞ toa normal distribution with mean zero and variance
σ
ι わ
2{S附
2(仰),where
引 ト ' l
w2(s)dsThis corollary shows that under the null hypothesis the asymptotic vari‑ ance σ!:J of the statistic L2(れ)defined in the equation (4.2.2) depends on the unknowns μand G( t). Similarly as in the case of the statistic L1 (ゆ1
,
s)we can find a consistent estimator手 : イ 〆 ω 崎 山 伐
t)This helps us to construct the asymptotically exact test based on L2(ψ2)'
Now we compare the efficacy of the test statistics L1(仇
,
s),
αど1,
s>
1,
and L2(ψ2) for the alternatives (i)‑(iv) listed in Section 4.1 under the propor‑ tional censoring model with the censoring parameterλ. In this situation from
4.~. THE IFRA ALTERNATIVE 31
Corollaries 4.2.2 and 4.2.5 we may take μ = 1 and 0 <λ< 1. And the asymp‑
totic variances of the s凶 ablynormalized versions ofthe statistics Ll (‑u a
,
β) and L2(ψ2) under 行oare given byイ:= s ( : r [ 2 a s : 1 ‑
λ+2u‑ふ +
1)り 山
and
σ ; イ 〆
(t)九 ,respectively. Then we have the following efficacies of the statistics Ll
( u ぺ
β) against the alter口rnaeff{L
t {
♂,β)} = (αβlnβ) 2 / ( v 4
σi), for (ii)eff{Ll(包a
,
β)}=
{αβ(β̲ 1)}2/(v4σi ) ,
for (i垣)
α+1 2 α . eff{L
t {
♂,β)} ={一一一一一一一一}/イ
v v+1 v +β and for (iv)
( s ‑
l)lnν‑αslns eff{Lt {
包a,
β)}= 一2(V ‑s)2
σ ?
For the test statistic L2(ψ2) we consider the weight function to be of form ψ2(包)=包P
,
ρ >‑1. Corollary 4.2.5 implies thatσ ( 1 B(1‑λ
,
2ρ+3l+2,ρ ・ーー .(ρ+2)2¥(ρ
+
1)2(2p + 3)2(1 ‑λ) I +1ρ( )2 + 4B(l‑λ,4p + 7) 2B(1‑,A'p + 2)(2p + 3)2 一 (p + 1)2(2ρ+ 3)
+ ω
倒(υ1一λ λ ,
勾い+刊叫4的) 姐倒(υ1ト一λ
川3ρ+什叫5吟)一 .
(ωρ+1
り
)(σ2ρ+3幻)2 (ρ+ 1)(2ρ+ 3) }'where B(
, . ・ )
denotes the Beta function. Here we consider the two test statistics32 CHAPTER 4. TESTS FOR IFR AND IFRA
Table 4.2
Efficacie$ 01 the IFRA‑te$t $tαtutic$
叫 enthe cen$oring parameterλ =
ふ
αndi A1ternativeStatutic (i) (ii) (iii) (i
り
λ= 1/10
L1(包1,1.03) 1.2677 0.3168 0.0626 0.4775 L1(包 ¥1.95) 1.2841 0.2985 0.0606 0.4967 L1( u1.5, 3.42) 1.0506 0.1083 0.0329 0.4981 L2(包0) 1.1945 0.2404 0.0554 0.4 729 L2(包1) 1.0810 0.3594 0.0643 0.5756
入 =3/4
L1(包1,1.03) 0.7012 0.1752 0.0346 0.2641 L1(包1,1.95) 0.7421 0.1725 0.0348 0.2870 L1(包1.5,3.42) 0.8561 0.1600 0.0268 0.4058 L2(包0) 0.7545 0.1518 0.0349 0.2987 L2(包1) 0.5184 0.1728 0.0308 0.2760
L2(
旬 。 )
and L2(U1). Kumazawa (1988b) discussed the statistic A~ equivalent to L2(uO). Then the asymptotic variances of the s凶 ablynormalized versions of L2(1川
andL2( u1) under冗。 aregiven by2 1 2 4 1 1
=一一ー一一一一一一一一一一+一一一一一ー一一一一一+
2,0 ‑ 9(7ー λ) 3(6‑λ) , 3(5一入) 4‑λr 4(3一入) and
σ~1=~( ‑ l+B(1-λ, 52++~B(l 一入, 11)一 一一 一
2,1 ‑
9 ¥
100(1ー λ)1 4 1 1 25 B(1‑λ,3) I 2B(lー λ,6) 2B(1一入,8)¥一 一 一 ・
respectively.
4.J!. THE IFRA ALTERNATIVE 33
And the efficacies of
L
2( 11.0) and
L
2( 11.1) are given: for the alternative (i)
eff{L2(J)}=(‑;
叫 2川 / σ ; , 。
唱 77̲ ̲ 33 ̲ ̲ 2 ‑ eff{L2(包l)}
=
(一一90 ‑l‑‑n2+ー
, 90 ‑‑ln3+ー
, 15 ln5)2/σ;,u for (ii)ef f{ L2( 11.O)} =
( 土
)2/σふ
24
唱 19
‑
eff{L2(ピ)}= (一一 r~
σん /
1350 for (iu)
e
ザ引州η f 削 f パ
{υωL15
‑
ef f{L2(ピ)}
=
(一一)2/σん
2520 and for (iv)
'A
角4穐ZHσ ︐
︐ ︐ ︐ ︐ ︐ ︐
句z a
︑ . . ︐
︐ v h
n v
' ・
・
A
hF
一
61J句 + / / 向
︒ 由j n q o z i n d i
一 ほ
d
' E
‑ A 4・ ・ ﹄
‑ F d︐ .
qd
+ +
9B 9 a n n E A EI
唱i to
h u ‑ ‑
h
凸RU
一 向 ︐
u
唱i
‑a ・{ . 向 4‑ AH 4
一 一
t︐ ︐
︑
︐ tt︑
一一 一一
‑ J 1 J
︑••
︐︐︑
︐ ••
︐
n u
噌且
制 叫 包
︐ ︐
・
z︑
︐︐
・
1︑
今4笥ZM
L L
r4tr4t
t J I J Z J Z J
e e
respectively.
Table 4.2 shows the efficacies of the IFRA‑test statistics L1( 11.¥ 1.03)
,
L1(11.¥ 1.95)
,
L(包u,
3必)
and L2(11.O) for the alternatives listed in Section 4.1 and some values of the censorI時 parameterλ. For the statistic L1 (包a,
s)we choose the values of αands
so as to maxImize its efficacy against a particular alternative. Since 6n :=1 : 7 = 1 6 d
πis an estimate of P(X1三Ud= 市 ,
we rec・ommend the L1(11.1
,
1.95)‑test statistic for small values of6n and the L1(11.1,
1.03)‑ test statistic for large values of 6n in the sense of the Pitman asymptotic relative efficiency.v o r
e
4L
P a h c
Tests f o r NBU and NBUE
5.1. The NBU Alternative
In this section we are interested in testing the null hypothesis
π 。 :
F(t) = 1 ‑exp( ‑tjμ) for t ~ 0 (μunspecl五ed) versus the alternative冗3 : F(t) is NBU
,
but not exponential,
under the random censorship model.
Koul (1978a) considered the parameter
1
001 ∞ 附
)}'It{S(t)}一 州 + り } 川 μ
= ψ ( い 仲
8吋)州一 1
001
00 'It{S(s+ の
}dF(s )dF( t)as a measure of the deviation of F( t) Itom exponentiality towards the NBU alternatives and developed the class of the test statistics in the uncensored case. Here the weight function世(・)is assumed to be nondecreasing. This parameter with
ψ
(t) = t was五rstinvestigated in Hollander and Proschan (1972).For the testing problem based on the censored observations (Xj
, 8 d ,
1三 t三n,
Kumazawa (1987a) proposed the class of the statistics山):= 1
T1
Tψ{丸 山 山
(5.1.1 )5.1. THE NBU ALTERNATIVE 35
which corresponds to the the Koul's (1978a) NBU statistic in the uncensored case. The statistic M1 (ψ) withψ(t) = t was considered in Chen
,
Hollander and Langberg (1983a) using a modi五edKaplan‑Meier estimator of F(t).THEOREM 5.1.1 (Kumazawa (1986c
,
1987a)). Suppose that the weight function ψ(t) is continuous and piecewise di長rentiablewith bounded derivatives. And suppose that the df F(t) is absolutely continuous and that the df's F(t) and G( t) satisfy the conditionsJ 九
2(t)dC( (5.1.2)and
η1/2ψ{S(T)}→
o
in probability asπ→∞・ (5.1.3) Then the sequence of the問 包πn1/刊
2{M1(世利)一W(F円
)}c∞on附 r堵ge白S 1血ndistribution asη→ ∞ to a normal rv B with zero mean and variance E[B2 ,]where W 例 :戸=
l
co∞l ψ
co∞叫仰{ σ
似仰刷珂
S的
仰υ (
8+tり ) 阿
sり M 柑刷川 μ ) 川阿附
d削仰σF町 叩
(tB:=
‑ l
col
co仰 + 仰+t州
8+什t)}dF附 0
+21
∞co
1
ρ
t却 ‑Z 8)卯 一 りdF山 川
t)}dF(t)and Z(t) is the limiting process of Zn(t) given in Lemma 3.1.2 of Section 3.1. PROOF: To apply Theorem 3.2.2 of Section 3.2
,
we五rstnote that the induced functional r(g) := W(g 0 F) for 9 E D[O,
1] can be expressed as a composition of Hadamard differentiable transformations. For五xedF(t) and ψ(t),
we defineand
γ1(9
t }
(8) := F‑1 o9t(8),
γ2(92)(8
,
t):= 92(8)+
92(t),
i'a(9a
,
91)(8,
t) :=ゆ[1‑910 F{9a(8,
t)}]判(93):=
1
1か い , 仰
t,
where 91ε D[O
,
1 ,] 92 E L1 [0,
1 ,] 93ε L1[0,
1] x [0,
1 ,] 0三8,
t < 1 and36 CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
gt(s) = inf{t
,
1 : g(t)三s}. Then from Propositions 6.1.1,
6.1.2 and 6.1.6 of Fernholz (1983) the above transformationsγ1(・)‑γ4 ( .) are all Hadamard differentiable at I(t). Therefore r(g) 判 Oγ'3{γ2 0 γ1(g),
g} is Hadamard differentiable at I(t) by the chain rule of Proposition 3.1.2 of Fernholz (1983).Next we have
η1/21{M1(ゆ)‑W(F)} ‑{W(F~) ‑W(FT)}I 三山
J 川
211Tι よ ル 1 t 〆 戸 ψ
叫川
仰{ σ 例
削S珂(川
仰8+η1/2IL~ 1~ 附 +
t)}dF( s )dF(中+ポ/211
T
L~t 仰仰F(s)dF例|
三3η1/2ゆ{S(T)}
Hence the desired result follows from Theorem 3.2.2 of Section 3.2 and some calculations. •
We consider the weight function ψ(包)=♂ asa special ca日
COROLLARY 5.1.2 (Kumazawa (1987a)). Let世(包)= 包ぺ α ど1. Suppose that under the null hypothesis 1io the censori時 dfG(t) satisnes the conditions (5.1.2) and (5.1.3) of Theorem 5.1.1. Then n1/2{Md♂) ‑(α+ 1)‑2} converges in distribution as n
→∞
to a normal distribution with mean zero and variance1~
fa{S(t)}dC(where
ん(t):=α2(α+ 1)‑4{(α+ 1) ln t + 1 }t2a+2 .
From Lemma 2.4 ofKumazawa (1987a)
,
the asymptotic variance of M d ua),
α三1
,
under the null hypothesis may be consistently estimated by9 3 イ ム 向 一 ) 凶
t)Using this estimator
,
we can construct the asymptotically exact test based on5.1. THE NBU ALTERNATIVE 37
Table 5.1
Efficacie! 01 the NB U・te!t!tatutic! when the的 l!oringparameterλ =
占
and2Alternative
Statutic
i り 。
i} {iii} {iv}λ = 1/10
M1(包1) 1.2676 0.3169 0.0625 0.4774 M1(包1.5) 1.1560 0.1849 0.0481 0.4862 M1(包2) 1.0366 0.1151 0.0364 0.4737
M1(包1) 0.7009 0.1752 0.0346 0.2640 M1(包1.S) 0.8062 0.1289 0.0335 0.3391
M1(包2) 0.8075 0.0897 0.0283 0.3690
the statistic M1 (
♂ ) ,
α三1.Now we compute the efficacies of the test statistics M1 (ua)
,
α三1,
against the alternatives (i)‑(iv) listed in Section 4.1 under the proportional censorIn model. From Corollary 5.1.2 we may take μ 1 and 0 < 入 <1,
and the asymptotic varIance under 冗ois found to be equal toσ2. (2α‑λ+ 1)3(2α2+2α+ 1)
a ・一 (2α + 1)3{(α + 1
) 2
+ (α ‑λ)}' Some calculations yield that for the alternative (i)eff{M1(包a)}= α 2 (α+ 1)6σ2' for (ii)
38
for (iu)
and for (iv)
CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
eff{M1(包Q)}= α 2 (α+ 1)8
ぺ '
eff{M1(包Q)}= α
{ln(α+ 1)‑αp eff{M1(包Q)}=
α2(α+ 1)4σ2
Table 5.1 shows the efficacies of the test statistics M
t {
u1),
Mt { 包 1 .
5)and Mt { ポ )
for the alternatives (i)・(iv)and some values of the censoring parameterλWe recommend the M1 (u1 )‑test statistic for the testing problem in the sense of Pitman asymptotic relative efficiency.
Remark. Joe and Proschan (1983
,
1984) obtained some results on the de白cr何 附e印ωaSln 100α‑pe何 entile(0 < α < 1り )
residual and the new better than used with respect to the 100α‑pe陀 entileaging properties and developed the statistic for testing exponentiality against these life distributions in the uncensored case. And Hol‑ lander,
Park and Proschan (1985,
1986) introduced the new better than used αt time to aging property and considered the problem of testing exponentiality ver‑ sus this aging property in the uncensored and the censored case. Under the random censorship model Kumazawa (1988a) proposed the classes of the test statistics generalizing their statistics to accommodate the censored data,
and derived the asymptotic distributions of the statistics under some milder condi‑ tions.5..2. THE NBUE ALTERNATIVE 39
5.2. The NBUE Alternative
We develop a test of the null hypothesis
π 。 :
F(t) = 1 ‑exp( ‑tjμ) for tとo
(μunspecl五ed) against the alternative冗4 : F(t) is NBUE
,
but not exponential,
on the basis of the possibly right censored data (Xi,ん), 1 ::; i三n,de:fined in Section 2.2.
Kumazawa (1986a) introduced the class of the test statistics
based on the measure
f T
曹1(t)え
(t)dtN1(
ψd:=
】 市戸
nf o
.L ψ1( S )Sn( s )dsf
仇 ( 伽(5.2.1)
of exponentiality against the NBUE life d
f '
s using weight function 1h(t ,)where Wl(ト ' l
'l/Jl(S )dsThe measure with ψ1 (t)三 constαntwas considered in De Souza Borges
,
Prosd即 1and Rodrigues (1984) for the above testing problem in the uncen‑ sored case. Note that we reject the null hypothesis冗。 infavor of 冗4for small values of the statistic N1(
ψ d .
The parameter
1
00 'l/J2{S(州
FF(t)一1
tS( s )ds }dFas a measure ofthe deviation of F(t) towards the NBUE alternatives with weight functionれ(t)was considered in Kumazawa (1986e)
,
and the class of the teststatistics
~fh{丸 (t)} 必丸 (s)dsdFn(t)
N2(れ): ー 〈 μ叫
(5.2.2)
40 CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
was discussed. Hollander and Proschan (1975) used this measure withれ(t)三
constant and proposed the resulting statistic in the uncensored case. In the censored case Koul and Susarla (1980) generalized the statistic given in Hollander and Proschan (1975) based on a modi五edKaplan‑Meier estimator
,
and gave the asymptotics of their statistic under some strong regularity conditions.Noting that a life df F(t) is NBUE if and only ifthe scaled TTT‑transforms Hi1(t) defined by the equation (4.1.1) of Section 4.1 satisfy Hi1(t)三tfor all t E [0
,
1] from Theorem 2.4 of Kle色jる(1982a),
we may considerJU ︑E
吋r I
rJ t
唱目 ゐ
Av
rjh
ψ ︐ 一 一
A
as a meaSl悶 ofNBUE‑ness with weight function ψ( t). Then change of variable formula in multiple integral shows that
f ∞ ψ
{S(t)} J~ S(s)dsdF(t) (1a2(ψ) J U T~-'-I"'JU-'-I---'I
I
tψ(l‑t)dt,
μF Jo
which also yields the N2(れ)‑statistic.The measureム2(ゆ)with世(t)三 constant was used by Kumazawa (1988b) and investigated the resulting statistic A~ un‑ der the random censorship model. Based on the same property
,
Klefsjる(1983) proposed the statistic Aa,
which is known to be the cumulative TTT‑statisticdiscussed in Ba山 wet al. (1972)
,
Cl時 ter6,
on testing against the IFR alterna‑tives and which is equivalent to the Hollander and ProschaI内 (1975)statistic. Note that we reject 冗。 infavor of 冗4for large values of N2(ψ2)'
On the basis of the fact that the NBUE property is expressed by means of the mean residualli長 eF(t)defined in the equation (2.1.2) of Section 2.1
,
the test statisticぬ 戸 品 丸 刈
(5.2.3)was introdl悶 din Kumazawa (1989b)
,
whereT < 一
< 一nu
?&
︒
伊1鋸
u w
‑
JU
一S
一 ハ り
︿円
九一
︿以
T一
﹁﹄ 刷一
︿ 向 一 一
Kumazawa (1987b) discussed the asymptotic behavior ofthe suitably normalized version of et on the五xedinterval [0
, 叫 ,
0<包 <TH,
under the ra吋 omcensor‑5.1l. THE NBUE ALTERNATIVE 41 ship. The statistic Na may be considered as a natural extension of the statistic given by Barlow and Doksum (1972) and Koul (1978b) in the uncensored case
,
and we reject冗oin favor of冗4for large values of Na・
In order to derive the asymptotic distribution of the statistic N1(仇), we first assume that
ψ
l(t) is not constant on the unit interval[ 0 ,
1].THEOREM 5.2.1 (Kumazawa (1986a)). Suppose that the weight function
ψ
t{t) is nonnegative and right continuous. And suppose that the df's F(t) and G(t) satis今 theconditionsl
T H h;(t)dC(t) <∞
(5.2.4)and
ポ/2hi(T)→
o
in probabi五tyasη→ ∞ (5.2.5) for i = 1,
2 and 3,
where T is the largest observation of the Xi, 包
a o
Ju e e
e o r
︑
JM︐a︑
. Ef
︑ ・ l f s
s i
‑‑
︐ ︐
E︑ 唱
A
C υ A V
∞
∞
f I J t f I J t 一一 一一
a ' b a v b
唱A崎ZM
L H L M
and
ha(t):=
1
00 'l't{s)S(s)dsThen we have as n→ ∞
d
刊ぺ/川
q 巾
2オ(いい川州(仲叶ゆσ
〆ん 2 . ̲
戸 =( p 去 志 f
含伝;主J γ{ h~誓砦;ヂi + E 守 f 子 2 一 l し E 守 f 評 剖 リ l レ r μ 戸 二 〕 2
d釘 弘 削 C 印例 仰 ( 州
例(ttの
)PROOF: By applying the same method as given in the proof of Theorem 4.2.3
42 CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
of Section 4.2
,
it is seen that the random vector A 叫 :=戸μ/
n1片 刈
2J
夙附州
(ttis asymptotically equivalent to Bn
ベ f九 州
Since the random vector Bn converges in distribution as π→ ∞ to a normal distribution with zero mean vector and dispersion matrix {σi,j h\~i ,j~3 with
σi,j
イ
Ehi(t)hj(t附 ,the desired result follows from Corollary 3.3 of Serfl.i時 (1980).•
Next we consider the test statistic given by
j f t g n (
似μ 3
in the case ofψ1 (t)三 constαnt.This statistic is also considered as a test statistic for testing against the HNBUE alternatives in Section 6.2 and treated in a more general framework: we have the following result from Theorem 6.2.5 of Section 6.2.
COROLLARY 5.2.2 (Kumazawa (1986a)). Suppose that the df 's F(t) and G(t) satisfy the conditions
l
TH好 例
and
η1/2hi(T)→
o
in probability asπ→∞,for i = 1 and 2
,
where5.~. THE NBUE ALTERNATIVE
ん(t):=
1
00 S( s )dsand
ん(t):=
1
00 sS(s)dsThen we have as n
→∞
π
ぺ
rsE(s)ds一与)→
‑‑‑+dN川
(0, め
L μ λ μ云J where μ2 = h2(0) and
σ2 .̲
. 1
JE{2μ2h1(t)一
μFh2(t)PdC(t)一
μ手43
The asymptotic behavior of the statistic N1 (ψ1) under the null hypothesis can be summarized as follows.
COROLLARY 5.2.3 (Kumazawa (1986a)). Suppose that under the null hypothe‑ sis 1πio the censoring df G(t) and the weight function仇(t)satisfy the conditions (5.2.4) and (5.2.5) of Theorem 5
ユ
1.Then n1/2{N1(ψ1) ‑1} COI附 rgesin dis‑ tribution as n→∞
to a norma1 distribution with mean zero and varianceu2 :=
1
001 { ←乎)タ附
The similar methods as given in earliers show that
(j~
:=1
T1 { 一割、
(t一
)de(t)is a consistent estimator of σ2 given in Corollary 5.2.3
,
whereん:= 1
Tψ1州
In order to derive the asymptotic distribution of N2(ψ2) from Theorem
44 CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
4.2.3 of Section 4.2
,
we setand
h
叫(t
← J 仇州川 ω υ (
州榊sり M
柿μ ) 凶
d白sh
川州(例ttの):=
i =
的 )dsん(t)
1 = : =
ψ[2{S州 山 バ
S(s)}]S(s)dsCOROLLARY 5.2.4 (Kumazawa (1986e)). Suppose that the df's F(t)
,
G(t) and the weight functionψ
2(t) satis今theconditions of Theorem 4.2.3 of Section 4.2. Then we have as n→∞
where
and
η1/2 ~
N:川)一色↓→
dN(O,u !
.,),t μF J
μψ2
イ ∞ 曽
2{S(S)}的
)dsσ2 .̲
J ; H {
μψlh1
(t) ‑μFh2(t)PdC(t)わ・一 μF
COROLLARY 5.2.5 (Kumazawa (1986e)). Suppose that under the null hypothe‑
515冗othe censori時 dfG(t) and the weight function
ψ
2(t) satis今theconditions (4.2.6)イ
4.2.9)ofTheorem 4.2.3 ofSection 4.2. Then n1/2{N2(ψ2)ーν}converges in distribution as n→∞
to a norma1 distribution with mean zero and varianceσ ι : = 1 =
[v ‑W2{S附
where
A consistent estimator
"T
ν:=
1
J. w2(s)dsu! :=
I
[v一 世2 { 丸
(tー) } ] 2
S!(t‑)de(t)5.~. THE NBUE ALTERNATIVE 45
can be c∞onstruded f企romthe pr目e吋viousdiscussions and we can obtain an asymp‑
totical均l
(σ5.2.2幻)by using this estimator.
We need the following lemma to give the asymptotic distribution of the test statistic N3 defined in the equation (5.2.3).
LEMMA 5.2.6 (Kumazawa (1989b)). Suppose tnat tne df 's F(t) and G(t) satisfy tne conditions
l
T H可ダ 内
2刊勺(附ttl
T H句1EVhμ内内仰
2刊勺(例切tt吟t附)μ
dC(d印州t吋)< ∞
((55..22..67))and
が/2h(T)
→ o
in probab出tya.sn→∞,
(5.2.8) wnere仰):=
1 =
S(8)d8Tnen tne stocnastic process
丸 (t):=が/2
{ 丸 刈
ゐr0三t三T converges weakly in D[O
, T H ]
a.sη→∞
to a Gaussia.n processB(t) with zero mean and covariance function
引軸C
包 JU
n J
包n J
R T
f I
︐ ︒
‑ J
一 一B a O
B
rd
t
E
wnere
f
h( 8 ) crtJ
1 h(包), h(8)h(包) g,(包):= 1{‑u.くけ{一一一 S(8)( ‑l{u>け 一 一 + 一 一γ一.ー .lμF . J 一 ' μ F μ F
PROOF: We have for 0
<
t<
Tf
.T Z.司(包)dh(包) Bπ(t)=
‑S(t)z .
叫(t)̲ Jt ‑,. ,I"'n
(5.2.9)
46 CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
+h(t)
f :
Z叫(包)dh(包) π1/2h(T)h(t), n1/2h(T)一 一
μ F μ n μ F μ n μ叫
with Zn(t) =η1/2{Fn(t) ‑F(t)}jS(t). Hence Lemma 3.1.2 of Section 3.1 to‑ gether with the Cramer‑Wold Device and the Slutsky's Theorem implies that the limiting process of Bn(t) can be expressed as
L~H Z(包)dh(包), h(t)
f ; H
Z(包)dh(包)‑S(t)Z(t) ‑
μ F μ
予
=
1
T H白 州 包
) = 帆where Z(t) is the limiting process of Zn(t). Therefore some calculations yield the desired result. I
THEOREM 5.2.7 (Kumazawa (1989b)). Suppose tlzat undeI tlze nulllzypotlzesis
冗otlze ceI問 Il昭 dfG(t) satisfies tlze conditions (5.2.6)
イ
5.2.8)of Lemma 5.2.6. Tlzen we have as n→∞
1/2 N3
rσ
(t) 1 T.'I/‑'¥TJ"T I 1 J
一一~ ‑ d sup IW{
一 一 }‑
F(t)W(l) 1,
九 O<t<∞l σ (
∞
)J‑ ' ‑ / " " ‑ ' J
wlzeIe W(t) denotes a standaId Gaussian pIocess witlz zeIo mean and covaIiance function E{W(s)W(t)}
=
s八t,
(1"2 (t)
イ
S2(8)dC(and
ま : イ 勾
(8‑)de(8)PROOF: Note that we are in the situation TH
=
TF ∞. Lemma 5.2.6 shows that the limiting process of Bn(t) given in the equation (5.2.9) under the null hypothesis冗ois given by的 ) = 1
00 {1{叩 }‑F(t州。(包)
Then it is seen that the stochastic process {B(t) : 0三t<
∞}
has the same distribution as the process {W {σ(t)} ‑F(t)W {σ(∞)} :
0三t<∞}.
Hence we can conclude the proof from the Continuous Mapping Theorem and the fact that5.~. THE NBUE ALTERNATIVE
u ;
is a consistent estimator of u2(∞). .In the uncensored case the variance σ2(t) becomes to F(t)
,
so we have2 1 2 0 p ( 苧 斗
=P(ofp川
= P ( ょ
??1{W(t)‑tW(1)}三z)= 1 ‑exp( ‑2z2) for all z三0
,
47
which can be also derived by the result of Barlow and Doksum (1972) since in this situation
手 !
=2 :
7=1 nl(:=:+l) has the limiting value 1.Here we assume that under the null hypothesis F(t) the censori時 dfG(t) satisfies Foψ‑1(8 )三 8for all 8ど
o
with ~(8) :=σ(8)/σ(∞): this condition holds for the proportional censori時 modelgiven by G(t) = Sλ(t) with 0 < λ <1. Then we have for all z > 0民 P ( 竺 ! ト
)=P(ofF∞[W{少(t)}‑F(t)W(1)]斗
=P(oi??1{W(t)‑Fop‑1(t)W(1)}三z) 三P(WW(t)‑tW似
The asymptotic distribution of the suitably normalized version of N3 under the null hypothesis for arbitrary G(t) can not be evaluated and the above expression would be useful to determine the critical point of the N3‑test.
N ow we shall compare the efficacies of the test statistics N1 (仇)and N2(れ) for the alternatives (i)‑(iv) given in Section 4.1 under the proportional censoring model. For the selection of the weight function we take仇(t)=
ψ
2(t) = ta• Then Corollaries 5.2.3 and 5.2.5 imply that μ = 1 and the censoring parameter λsatisfies 0 < 入 <1: here we assume α >ー1/2for the statistic N1(ua) and α > ‑1 for N2(ua). And the asymptotic variar悶 sunderピチoare gi ven byσ2 r(2α+ 3) ‑2(1 ‑λ)叶 1+(1一入)2a+2
and
48 CHAPTER 5. TESTS FOR NBU AND NBUE
Table 5.2
Efficacies 01 the NB UE‑test statistics
叫 印 thecensori句 pαrameterλ =
ム
αηd2 A1ternativeStatistic (i) (ii) (iii) (iv) λ= 1/10
N1(包0) 0.7218 0.7217 0.0451 0.1804 N1(包0.5) 0.3785 0.5195 0.0241 0.0831 N1(包1) 0.2307 0.4101 0.0144 0.0455 N2(包0) 1.2474 0.6490 0.0721 0.3874 N2( UO.5) 1.3319 0.5711 0.0728 0.4408 N2(包1) 1.3732 0.5056 0.0711 0.4776
λ= 3/4
N1(包 。 ) 0.0100 0.01 0.0006 0.0025
N1(uO.5) 0.0019 0.0026 0.0001 0.0004 N1(U1) 0.0003 0.0006 0.0000 0.0000 N2(包0) 0.1863 0.0969 0.0107 0.0578 N2(包0・5) 0.2738 0.1174 0.0149 0.0906 N2(包1) 0.3497 0.1287 0.0181 0.1216
2 1
(1‑λ)(α+ 2)2 I n¥1 ̲ ,n ,¥ + In • 二、、 }/(α+ 1)2
,
respectively. Then some calculations yield that: for the a1teロ 凶ive(i) r'(α+2) "12 I 2
eff{N1(♂)}
=
{ γ + } z / σ ?,
r(α+ 2) ln(α+2) 12 eff{N2(包Q)}= {
(α+ 1)(α+ 2)σ2 for (ii)
5.~. THE NBUE ALTERNATIVE
for (iu)
and for (iv)
(α+ 1)2 eff{N1(♂ )}=‑37‑
,
eff{N2(包a ) } = 1 ー (α+ 2)4σ2
(2a+1 ̲ 1)2 eff{N1(包a)}=22a+4
イ '
eff{N2(♂)} =
~
l2(α+ 2)(α+ 3nI ,<\\~
, ",‑)σ2J ~
(α+ 1)2
eff{N1(包a ) } = 2 (α+ 2)2σi
fln(α+ 2 ) 1
) 2
eff{N2(ua)}={‑ 〉/I σ2l (α+1)2 (α+1)(α+ 2)
J
I 孟respectively
,
whereγis the Euler's constant.49
Table 5.2 gives the efficacies of the test statistics N1 (uO)
,
N1 (包0.5),
N1(包1, )
N1(包2)
,
N2(包0),
N2(包0.5),
N2( U1) and N2(包2)for the alternatives and some val‑ ues of the censoring parameterλHere we recommend the use ofthe N2(包1)‑test for the testing problem in the sense of the Pitman asymptotic relative efficiency.
Chapter 6
Tests f o r DMRL and HNBUE
6.1. The DMRL Alternative
Kumazawa (1988b) considered the measure oi dispersion from exponential‑ ity to DMRL 日長 df'sF(t) given by
J 1 1 1 ‑
]~(1- り(1-t){1-s-Jt}ah, 巧
1(8) 1‑HF
1(t)and proposed the test statistic
A 4
ior testing the null hypothesis 冗。:F(t) = 1 ‑exp( ‑tjμ) ior t三o
(μunspecl五ed) against the alternative冗5 : F( t) is DMRL
,
but not exponentialbased on the Kaplan‑Meier estimator Fn(t). Here the property that the scaled TTT‑transiorms H;1(t) de五nedin the equation (4.1.1) oi Section 4.1 satisiy that {1 ‑H;1(t)}j(1 ‑t) is nonincreasing in t E [0
,
1] ior DMRL li長 df'sirom Theorem 2.5 oi Kle色UO(1982a) is used in defining the above measure. By using weight iunction仇(t)this measure can be generalized asf 1 f 1 1‑H
F
1(8) 1‑HF
1(t)ム: = J o J .
(1ー 仰 一 川(1一 肌(1‑t){ 1‑s ‑ 1‑td
'It 1 (t )dt ‑J o
OO曹dS(t)}J ;
S(8)d8dF(t)μF
6.1. THE DMRL ALTERNATIVE 51
where
wdt)
叫
t)φ
仇 榊The method of replaci時 F(t)by the Kaplan‑Meier estimator Fn(t) suggests to construct the test statistic
rwd 丸
(t)}J ; J E 山
)dsdFn(t)Pl(
ψd:=
μn (6.1.1 ) for the above testing problem. Kle色jる(1983)developed the test statistic A4 in the uncensored case by using the same property of the scaled TTT‑transforms H
p
1(t) and the A4‑statistic may be considered as the corresponding to P1(ψd
with仇(t)三 constαπtin the uncensored case. Note that we reject旬。 infavor of 冗5for small values of
P
1 (ψ d .
And we may use
品 川
as a meaSl町 ofDMRL‑ness oflife df F(t). The measure d2(α
,
s) with α=9=o
was first considered by Hollander and Proschan (1975) and Chen,
Hollander and La時 berg(1983b). Bergman and Klefsjる(1989)discussed d2(α,
β) with α and βnonnegative integers. It is seen that the measure d2(α,
s) with α= s is equal to dl (仇)with 'ltl (包)= u ,X<so in this case the both measures lead us to construct the equivalent test. Then some simple calculations yield thatwhere
and
h 州 的 ( い Mα
= :
J わ f ∞ コ
州g酬{州{S珂伊印削似制仰(tの附収川)リ例州μ
川}
dt,
'α1 : = ‑(s + 1)(s + 2)(α+β+ 3)'
句 広 士
2)(β+1)(6.1.2)
(6.1.3) (6.1.4)
52 CHAPTER 6. TESTS FOR DMRL AND HNBUE
α+β+4
α3: =一(α
+
2)(s + 2)(α+β+3)" (6.1.5) The test statisticf T
g{丸
(t)}dtP2(α
,
β) .IU .,~- ( 6.1.6)p・n
may be COI凶 rudedby the use ofthe Kaplan‑Meier estimator Fn(t) and we rejed
π 。
infavor of 冗5for large values of P2 (α,
β). Cl悶 1,
Hollander and La時 berg (1983b) and Bergman and Kle色UO(1989) considered the test statistic based on a modified Kaplan‑Meier estimator,
and proved the asymptotic normality of the normalized version under some stronger conditions than those given in the below.In order to derive the asymptotic distribution of the P1(ψd司statistic
,
we apply Theorem 4.2.3 of Sedion 4.2. To this end we set判 ← J 則
8)d8 (6.1.7)COROLLARY 6.1.1. Suppose that the df 's F(t)
,
G(t) and the function雪1(t) satis今 theconditions of Theorem 4.2.3 of Section 4.2. Then we have as n→ ∞where
and
η1/2~Pl(ψd 一色}→d N(O
, ぺ ) ,
t μF J 巴
内 :
= 1
0 0 r.p伊(8州 ム
σ2:=fJH{μψ1 h1(t) ‑JLFh2(t)PdC(t)
ん(t): =
1
0 0[ ' l i d
S(8)}S仲 バ
S(s)}]S(8)dsCOROLLARY 6.1.2. Suppose that under the null hypothesis 冗othe df G(t) and the血nction雪1(t) satis今 theconditions (4.2.6)
イ
4.2.9)of Theorem 4.2.3 of Section 4.2. Then we have as n→ ∞n1/2{Pl(仇)‑v}→d N(O, σ~J,
6.1. THE DMRL ALTERNATIVE 53
where
… J
内 )ds (6.1.8)and
C
J u a zu
s
可EEEEEBEEBd
11
a︐b S ︐
dt
v
u
FEE‑‑EEEEa﹄∞
ρ t ' ' ' o
2 一 一 ψ
σ
From this corollary the asymptotic variance
σ 3 "
under the null hypothesis予'1
depends on the unknown parametersμand G(t). By the similar method as given in the previous sections we can construct a consistent estimator
3 3 1 イ
[v一品
(t一 ) } ]
2 S!(t‑)de(t)by the theory of counting processes.
Next we consider the asymptotic behavior of the test statistic P2(α
, s )
defiI凶 inthe equation (6.1.6). This result can be proved by Theorem 4.1.1 of Section 4.1 and stated as follows.
COROLLARY 6.1.3. Suppose that the df 's F(t) and G(t) satis今 theconditions
l
T Hh~(t)dC(t)
<∞
(6.1.9)and
η1/2 h1(T)→
o
in probab出tyasπ→∞, (6.1.10) whereん(t):=
1
00 S( u)d匂Then the sequence of the rv's
ポ/2
九 {
(o:,s)‑告 )
converges in distribution as n→∞ to a normal rv with zero mean and variance
1I F‑
‑ ' t w ‑
︐ ︐
••. ︑ ‑
C
一
︐α一角4
‑
︑
E︐ E
︑︑.. 一
︐ ︐ ‑
a︐
b E
︐ ︐
•. ︑ ‑
今 必
‑
L
‑
hN
一4F