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M. S. Nikulin and X. Q. Tran – <strong>CHI</strong>-<strong>SQUARED</strong> <strong>GOODNESS</strong>-<strong>OF</strong>-<strong>FIT</strong> TETS <strong>FOR</strong> <strong>GENERALIZED</strong> <strong>BIRNBAUM</strong>-SAUNDERS MODELS <strong>FOR</strong>RIGHT CENSORED DATA AND ITS RELIABILITY APPLICATIONSRT&A # 02 (29)(Vol.8) 2013, JuneY (θ ) = Z Σ Z, (11)where, Σ is the general inverse matrix of the covariance matrix Σ,Σ = A − C I C,Σ = A + A C G CA , G = I − CA C ,A is the diagonal k × k matrix with the elements A = on the diagonal, A is inverse matrixof A, andC = [C ] × , with C = ∑ δ ( ,): ∈ , l = 1, 2, ⋯ , m, j = 1, 2, ⋯ , k, (13)I = [ı̂ ] × , with ı̂ = 1 n δ where, ∂ ln λ(X , θ)∂θ ∂ ln λ(X , θ)∂θ (12), l, l = 1, 2, ⋯ , m. (14)From the definition of Z in (10), the test statistic Y (θ ) should be written asY θ = X + Q, (15)X = (U − e ) U , Q = W G W , W = CA Z, G = I − CA C .Under the hypothesis H , the limiting distribution of the statistics Y θ is chi-squared withr = rank(Σ ) degrees of freedom that is,lim → PY θ > x | H = P{χ > x}, for any x > 0.Statistical inference for the hypothesis H 0 : The null hypothesis H is rejected with approximatesignificance level α if Y θ > χ (r) or Y θ < χ (r) depending on an alternative, whereχ (r) and χ (r)corresponding are the upper and lower α percentage points of the χ distribution, respectively.Using the method of interval selection which is proposed by Bagdonavičius, and Nikulin [20],we used a as the random data function. DefineE = ∑ Λ(X , θ ) , E = E , j = 1, 2, ⋯ , k.Denote by X () , X () , ⋯ , X () the ordered sample from X , X , ⋯ , X . Setb = (n − i)ΛX () , θ + ΛX () , θ , i = 1, 2, ⋯ , n,if i is the smallest natural number verifying b ≤ E ≤ b then a verifying the equality(n − i + 1)Λa , θ + ΛX () , θ = E Soa = Λ E − ∑ Λ(X () , θ ), θn − i + 1 ; a = maxX () , τ , (j = 1, 2, ⋯ , k − 1). (16)where Λ is the inverse of the function Λ. We have: 0 < a < a < ⋯ < a , with this choiceof intervals, then e = , for all j.Application for GBS distributions: In particular, we shall give chi-squared tests NRR forthe hypothesis H that the data X are coming from the GBS distributions with the probability14

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