Thomas Lumley • 12/26/2017

Statistics on pairs

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The article delves into technical statistical methods for complex, structured data samples (clustered, longitudinal, network). It focuses on the relationship between design-weighted U-statistics (sums over observation pairs) and their Hoeffding projections (sums over single observations), examining when weighting should be applied. It uses the variance and the Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney test as examples to build intuition for estimators in sampling designs.

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