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Asymptotic relative efficiency of score tests in Weibull models with measurement errors

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The main object of this paper is to discuss properties of the score statistics for testing the null hypothesis of no association in Weibull model with measurement errors. Three different score statistics are considered. The efficient score statistics, a naive score statistics obtained by replacing the unobserved true covariate with the observed one and a score statistics based on the corrected score statistics. It is shown that corrected and naive score statistics are equivalent and the asymptotic relative efficiency between naive and efficient score statistics is derived.

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Giménez, P., Colosimo, E.A. & Bolfarine, H. Asymptotic relative efficiency of score tests in Weibull models with measurement errors. Statistical Papers 47, 461–470 (2006). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00362-006-0298-7

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