Signal detection in high dimension: The multispiked case
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高维信号检测：多尖峰情形
- 研究问题
- 如何检验高维协方差矩阵的球形性，对抗方向未指定的多尖峰备择，并衡量不同检验接近最优功效的程度？
- 方法与思路
- 作者运用 Le Cam 统计实验渐近理论，推导高斯功效包络及各类检验的渐近功效，并研究矩条件下的非高斯有效性。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，基于样本协方差特征值的高斯似然比检验功效接近包络，而部分已有检验在尖峰数较少时明显低于包络。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对维度与样本量的渐近比例、尖峰强度范围、非高斯矩条件，以及功效包络和似然比检验比较的具体适用区域。
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原文摘要
This paper applies Le Cam’s asymptotic theory of statistical experiments to the signal detection problem in high dimension. We consider the problem of testing the null hypothesis of sphericity of a high-dimensional covariance matrix against an alternative of (unspecified) multiple symmetry-breaking directions (multispiked alternatives). Simple analytical expressions for the Gaussian asymptotic power envelope and the asymptotic powers of previously proposed tests are derived. Those asymptotic powers remain valid for non-Gaussian data satisfying mild moment restrictions. They appear to lie very substantially below the Gaussian power envelope, at least for small values of the number of symmetry-breaking directions. In contrast, the asymptotic power of Gaussian likelihood ratio tests based on the eigenvalues of the sample covariance matrix are shown to be very close to the envelope. Although based on Gaussian likelihoods, those tests remain valid under non-Gaussian densities satisfying mild moment conditions. The results of this paper extend to the case of multispiked alternatives and possibly non-Gaussian densities, the findings of an earlier study [Ann. Statist. 41 (2013) 1204–1231] of the single-spiked case. The methods we are using here, however, are entirely new, as the Laplace approximation methods considered in the single-spiked context do not extend to the multispiked case.