ANOVATS: A subsampling-based test to detect differences among short time series in marine studies
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ANOVATS：检测海洋研究中短时间序列组间差异的子抽样检验
- 研究问题
- 海洋调查通常只有数十年的观测，如何在固定组数下检验不同地区的时间序列是否存在差异，并进一步形成地区分组？
- 方法与思路
- 作者提出基于子抽样的 ANOVATS 检验，避免估计需要较长序列的谱密度，并设计事后程序对检测出的地区差异进行分组。
- 材料陈述的贡献
- 摘要称，该程序可在短时间序列中量化地区差异，并以北海不同分层的浮游动物生物量数据展示不依赖先验专家知识的分析。
- 阅读关注点
- 应核对同质性原假设究竟约束哪些序列特征、子样本长度如何选择，以及时间依赖、组间依赖与事后分组的误差控制。
- 阅读边界
- 这是 arXiv 预印本，同行评审与期刊接收均未核实；摘要未说明检验的具体依赖条件、有限样本校准或多重比较处理。
原文摘要
Assessing marine ecosystems is important for understanding the impacts of climate change and human activity, as well as for maintaining healthy oceans and ecosystems. In marine science, it is common for biologists and geologists to identify regional differences based on expert knowledge, frequently through data visualization. However, time series data collected through surveys in marine studies typically span only a few decades, limiting the applicability of classical time series methods. Additionally, without expert knowledge, detecting significant differences becomes challenging. To address these issues, we introduce ANOVATS (ANOVA for small-sample time series data), a subsampling-based method to detect regional differences in small-sample time series data with a fixed number of groups. This method bypasses the need for spectral density estimation, which requires a large number of time points in the data. Furthermore, after detecting differences in homogeneity across all areas using the ANOVATS procedure, we devised a simple ANOVATS post hoc procedure to group the areas. Finally, we demonstrate the effectiveness of our method by analyzing zooplankton biomass data collected in different strata of the North Sea, showing its ability to quantify differences in species between geographical areas without relying on prior biological or geographical knowledge.