A Distribution-Free Multivariate Sign Test Based on Interdirections
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Distribution-free tests are investigated for the one-sample multivariate location problem. Counts, called interdirections, which measure the angular distance between two observation vectors relative to the positions of the other observations, are introduced. These counts are invariant under nonsingular linear transformations and have a small-sample distribution-free property over a broad class of population models, called distributions with elliptical directions, which includes all elliptically symmetric populations and many skewed populations. A sign test based on interdirections is described, including, as special cases, the two-sided univariate sign test and Blumen's bivariate sign test. The statistic is shown to have a limiting χ2 p null distribution and, because it is based on interdirections, it is also seen to be invariant and to have a small-sample distribution-free property. Pitman asymptotic relative efficiencies and a Monte Carlo study show the test to perform well compared with Hotelling's T 2, particularly when the underlying population is heavy-tailed or skewed. In addition, it consistently outperforms the component sign test, which is often recommended in the nonparametric literature.