Surveillance of a Simple Linear Regression
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简单线性回归的序贯监测
- 研究问题
- 在观测持续到达时，如何及时发现分布的渐进变化，并将这一问题表述为简单线性回归中斜率变化的序贯检测？
- 方法与思路
- 作者把渐进变化近似为时间回归斜率由零转为非零，再扩展到一般斜率变化，假设残差正态并区分基准参数已知与未知。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称研究了渐进变化的序贯检测方案，并处理基准参数未知的情形；应用部分用于监测全球变暖速率是否增加。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对监测统计量、报警阈值与误报控制、未知基准参数的估计方式，以及残差假设和检测延迟的评价标准。
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原文摘要
This article considers an important aspect of the general sequential analysis problem where a process is in control up to some unknown point i = ν − 1, after which the distribution from which the observations are generated changes. An extensive sequential analytic literature assumes that the change in distribution is abrupt, for example, from N(0,1) to N(μ,1). There is also an extensive literature that deals with a gradual change in the case where the decision (whether or not a change has occurred) is based on a fixed set of observations, rather than an ongoing process of decision making every time a new observation is obtained. However, there is virtually no literature on the practical case of sequentially detecting a gradual change in distribution (visualize a machine deteriorating gradually). This article considers solutions to this problem. As a first approximation, the gradual change problem can be modeled as a change from a fixed distribution to a model of simple linear regression with respect to time (i.e., there is an abrupt change of slope, from a 0 to a nonzero slope). We study an extension of this case to a general context of sequential detection of a change in the slope of a simple linear regression. The residuals are assumed to be normally distributed. We consider both the case in which the baseline parameters are known and the case in which they are not. Finally, as an application, we monitor for an increase in the rate of global warming.