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Universality conjecture for Edgeworth expansions of unitary ensembles
Let denote the largest-eigenvalue distribution function for the Gaussian unitary ensemble or Laguerre unitary ensemble under the scaling in the preceding expansi…
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Conjecture on the quasi-polynomial form of Student's Edgeworth expansions
Let be fixed, let be a positive integer, and let . Let and denote the distribution function and density function, respectiv…
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Extension of the Wasserstein Berry–Esseen theorem to higher-order Wasserstein distances
Let denote the Wasserstein distance of order , with . Higher-order Wasserstein extension conjecture. Theorem should extend to for , at least for i.i.d. seq…
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Hall's conjecture on Edgeworth expansions with the uniform kernel
Edgeworth expansions concern asymptotic refinements for estimators in nonparametric regression, and the uniform kernel is the kernel . Hall's conjectur…
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Non-Gaussian fixed-smoothing Edgeworth expansion conjecture
Non-Gaussian fixed-smoothing expansion conjecture. Under fixed-smoothing asymptotics, the leading error term in the expansion of its distribution function involves the third- and f…
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Non-Gaussian fixed-smoothing error-rate conjecture for studentized time-series statistics
Non-Gaussian error-rate conjecture. In the non-Gaussian case, the leading error term has order
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Non-satisfaction of Putter and van Zwet's first condition for Studentized trimmed means
Let be the Studentized trimmed mean considered above, and let assumption (1.18) of Putter and van Zwet consist of its first and second conditions. The authors' conjecture. Th…
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Conjecture on Edgeworth-type approximations without condition [L]
Conjecture on removing condition [L]. Both and should remain valid without condition .
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The exact-order conjecture for marginal diffusion approximations
Exact-order conjecture. Under some regularity assumptions, the exact order of this approximation is .