An invariant modification of the bilinear form test

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Autori principali: Garate, Angelo, Osorio, Felipe, Crudu, Federico
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Pubblicazione: 2026
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author Garate, Angelo
Osorio, Felipe
Crudu, Federico
author_facet Garate, Angelo
Osorio, Felipe
Crudu, Federico
contents The invariance properties of certain likelihood-based asymptotic tests as well as their extensions for M-estimation, estimating functions and the generalized method of moments have been well studied. The simulation study reported in Crudu and Osorio [Econ. Lett. 187: 108885, 2020] shows that the bilinear form test is not invariant to one-to-one transformations of the parameter space. This paper provides a set of suitable conditions to establish the invariance property under reparametrization of the bilinear form test for linear or nonlinear hypotheses that arise in extremum estimation which leads to a simple modification of the test statistic. Evidence from a Monte Carlo simulation experiment suggests good performance of the proposed methodology.
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spellingShingle An invariant modification of the bilinear form test
Garate, Angelo
Osorio, Felipe
Crudu, Federico
Statistics Theory
Econometrics
62F05, 62F30, 62P20
The invariance properties of certain likelihood-based asymptotic tests as well as their extensions for M-estimation, estimating functions and the generalized method of moments have been well studied. The simulation study reported in Crudu and Osorio [Econ. Lett. 187: 108885, 2020] shows that the bilinear form test is not invariant to one-to-one transformations of the parameter space. This paper provides a set of suitable conditions to establish the invariance property under reparametrization of the bilinear form test for linear or nonlinear hypotheses that arise in extremum estimation which leads to a simple modification of the test statistic. Evidence from a Monte Carlo simulation experiment suggests good performance of the proposed methodology.
title An invariant modification of the bilinear form test
topic Statistics Theory
Econometrics
62F05, 62F30, 62P20
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2602.05592