Nonparametric Hypothesis Testing for a Spatial Signal
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空间信号的非参数假设检验
- 研究问题
- 摘要关注如何检验空间信号是否存在：例如同一场景事件前后两幅卫星图像，需在每个像素上检验“后减前”均值是否为零，而假设数量常达数千，传统控制总体第一类错误的检验随假设数增加而失效。
- 方法与思路
- 作者提出增强错误发现率（EFDR）程序，基于控制错误发现率（FDR）与广义自由度概念；与标准 FDR 不同之处在于减少被检验假设数：一是在小波域更简约地表示模型，二是用基于广义自由度的准则最优选择假设。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称 EFDR 不仅能判断空间信号是否存在，若判定存在还可指出其位置与幅度；作者通过模拟考察其运行特征，并称其优于标准 FDR 与常规检验程序；随后将该程序用于美国国家大气研究中心气候系统模式生成的气温数据，比较 1980 年代与 1990 年代，结论称两十年间发生了温度变化，主要变暖出现在美国中部与南纬约 20 度的南美沿海地区。
- 阅读关注点
- 阅读全文时应核对：EFDR 的具体检验统计量与广义自由度准则如何定义、小波域简约表示与假设选择的具体步骤、模拟设计及“优于”标准 FDR 与常规检验的评判标准、气温数据比较中变暖结论的统计显著性与空间范围如何界定。
- 阅读边界
- 仅凭摘要无法判断 EFDR 的理论性质（如错误发现率控制是否严格成立）、模拟与实证结论的稳健性，也无法核实气温变化结论的因果或实质解释；摘要未说明稿件版本，不能据此声称已经同行评审或期刊接收。
原文摘要
Nonparametric hypothesis testing for a spatial signal can involve a large number of hypotheses. For instance, two satellite images of the same scene, taken before and after an event, could be used to test a hypothesis that the event has no environmental impact. This is equivalent to testing that the mean difference of “after-before” is zero at each of the (typically thousands of) pixels that make up the scene. In such a situation, conventional testing procedures that control the overall type I error deteriorate as the number of hypotheses increases. Powerful testing procedures are needed for this problem of testing for the presence of a spatial signal. In this article we propose a procedure called enhanced false discovery rate (EFDR), which is based on controlling the false discovery rate (FDR) and a concept known as generalized degrees of freedom. EFDR differs from the standard FDR procedure by reducing the number of hypotheses tested. This is done in two ways: first, the model is represented more parsimoniously in the wavelet domain; second, an optimal selection of hypotheses is made using a criterion based on generalized degrees of freedom. Not only does the EFDR procedure tell us whether a spatial signal is present, but, if a signal is deemed present, it can also indicate its location and magnitude. We examine EFDR's operating characteristics and in simulations show that it outperforms the standard FDR and conventional testing procedures. Finally, we apply the EFDR procedure to an air temperature dataset generated from the climate system model of the National Center for Atmospheric Research, in which air temperatures in the 1980s are compared to those in the 1990s. We conclude that temperature change has occurred between the two decades, mostly warming in the central part of the United States and in coastal regions of South America at about 20°S.