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Goodness-of-fit tests based on (h, Φ)-divergences and entropy differences

Jean-François Bercher, V Girardin, J Lequesne, Ph Regnault

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Jean-François Bercher, V Girardin, J Lequesne, Ph Regnault. Goodness-of-fit tests based on (h, Φ)-divergences and entropy differences. 34th International Workshop on Bayesian Inference and Max- imum Entropy Methods in Science and Engineering, A. Djafari and F. Barbaresco, Sep 2014, Amboise, France. �hal-01087568�

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Goodness-of-fit tests based on (h, ϕ)-divergences and entropy differences.

J.-F. Bercher*, V.Girardin, J.Lequesne and Ph. Regnault

* Laboratoire d’Informatique Gaspard-Monge, UMR8049, ESIEE, Cit´e Descartes BP99, 93162 Noisy-le-Grand cedex, France.

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Laboratoire de Math´ematiques N. Oresme, UMR6139, Universit´e de Caen – Basse Normandie, Campus II, BP 5186, 14032 Caen, France.

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Laboratoire de Math´ematiques de Reims, EA4535, Universit´e de Reims Champagne-Ardenne, UFR SEN, BP 1039, 51687 Reims, France.

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Abstract

We consider fitting uncategorical data to a parametric family of distributions by means of tests based on (h, ϕ)-divergence estimates.

The class of (h, ϕ)-divergences, introduced in Salicr´uet al.(1993), includes the well-known classes ofφ-divergences, of Bregman divergences and of distortion measures. The most classic are Kullback- Leibler, R´enyi and Tsallis divergences. Most of (h, ϕ)-divergences are associated to (h, ϕ)-entropy functionals, e.g., Kullback-Leibler divergence to Shannon entropy. Distributions maximizing (h, ϕ)- entropies under moment constraints are involved in numerous applications and are also of theoretic interest. Besides the family of exponential distributions maximizing Shannon entropy, see, e.g., Bercher (2014) for an overview of various information inequalities involving the so-calledq-Gaussian distributions, i.e., distributions maximizing R´enyi (or Tsallis) entropy under variance constraints.

For distributions maximizing Shannon or R´enyi entropy under moment constraints, the related divergence is well known to reduce to an entropy difference. Then estimating divergence reduces to estimating entropy; see Girardin and Lequesne (2013a, 2013b).

A commonly used non-parametric procedure for estimating entropy is the nearest neighbors method; see Vasicek (1976) for Shannon entropy and Leonenko et al. (2008) for R´enyi entropy.

Vasicek (1976) deduced a test of normality whose statistics involves Shannon entropy difference, thus opening the way to numerous authors who adapted or extended the procedure to obtain goodness- of-fit tests for various sub-families of exponential distributions.

Recently, Girardin and Lequesne (2013b) considered goodness-of-fit tests forq-Gaussian distribu- tions (among which the non-standard Student distribution arises as a meaningful example) based on R´enyi’s divergence and entropy differences. Further, we will show how this methodology may extend to families of distributions maximizing other (h, ϕ)-entropies.

References:

J.-F. Bercher. (2014). On generalized Cram´er-Rao inequalities and an extension of the Shannon- Fisher-Gauss setting. In New Perspectives on Stochastic Modeling and Data Analysis, J. Bozeman, V. Girardin and C. H. Skiadas (Eds), ISAST, 19-35.

V. GirardinandJ. Lequesne. (2013a). Relative Entropy Versus Entropy Difference in Goodness- of-Fit Tests. Application to Pareto fitting. Pr´epublication du LMNO-UCBN, Caen, France.

V. Girardin and J. Lequesne. (2013b). Entropy based goodness-of-fit tests. Proceedings 2d Marrakesh International Conference on Probability and Statistics.

N. Leonenko, L. Pronzatoand V. Savani. (2008). A class of R´enyi information estimators for multidimensional densities. Ann. Stat. 36(5) 2153-2182.

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M. Salicr´u,M. L. Men´endez,D. Moralesand L. Pardo. (1993). Asymptotic distribution of (h, ϕ)-entropies. Comm. Stat. (Theory and Methods) 22(7) 2015-2031.

O. Vasicek. (1976). A test of normality based on sample entropy. J. Roy. Statist. Soc. Ser. B 38(1) 54-59.

Key Words: (h, φ)-divergence, (h, φ)-entropy, Kullback-Leibler divergence, Shannon entropy, R´enyi entropy, maximum entropy distribution, q-Gaussian distribution, goodness-of-fit testing, nearest neighbors estimation.

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