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A Kernel Test of Goodness of Fit

ICML 2016 · Probabilistic and scientific modeling › Variational and generative sampling · approach: Importance sampling and quadrature · 92 citations (OpenAlex)

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What was changedWhereMeasuredEffect
Use the Stein test instead of the B&H testGoodness-of-fit testing against the normality alternative · Increasing dimensions, n=500 and n=1000power: At d=2 and d=5, both tests have power 1; at d=25, B&H has 0.24 vs Stein 0.05 for n=500, and 0.62 vs 0.05 for n=1000Mixed
Set wild-bootstrap flip probability a_n=0.5 for temporally correlated samplesStein goodness-of-fit test · Correlated Student's t samplestest calibrationHurt
Set wild-bootstrap flip probability a_n=0.02Stein goodness-of-fit test · Correlated Student's t samplestest powerHurt
Thin observations by a factor of 20 and set a_n=0.1Stein goodness-of-fit test · Correlated Student's t samplescalibration and powerHelped
Use the Stein test rather than model-sample-based MMD for GP model criticismGaussian process regression model criticism · solarp-value: p≈0.1No clear effect
Increase training data for the infinite-dimensional exponential-family density modelNonparametric density estimation · Standard Gaussian density; evaluation n=500p-value distribution: N=5000Helped
Use at least 50 random Fourier featuresRandom Fourier feature density estimator · Standard Gaussian density; evaluation n=500null rejection: m=50Helped

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