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Last edited on
Oct 17, 2024 by JJ
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Thesis:
Bachelor in Mathematics

Author:
Moritz Haas

Title:
Fréchet Analysis of Variance for random objects

Supervisors:
Christof Schötz and Jan JOHANNES

Abstract:
Fréchet mean and variance can be seen as a generalization of mean and variance for metric spaces devoid of algebraic structures. Mainly following Dubey and Müller (2017) we derive a central limit theorem under mild regularity conditions using empirical process theory. This result leads to a p-sample test for metric space valued data objects for equality of distributions, which is intended to be suitable for comparing means and variances simultaneously.
Further emphasis is laid on the structure of the proposed test and its connection to one-way ANOVA and Levene’s test in the Euclidean case. Finally, we visualise and verify our analysis of the strengths and weaknesses of the proposed test in simulation studies with Euclidean data.

References:
Dubey and Müller. Fréchet analysis of variance for random objects. Technical report, arXiv:1710.02761, 2017.