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Central Limit Theorem and bootstrap procedure for Wasserstein's variations with application to structural relationships between distributions

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Table 1: Simulations under H 0
Table 2: Power of the test for γ = d ε (1)
Table 3: Power of the test γ = d Laplace (0, 1)
Table 4: Power of the test γ = d T (3)
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