dBH Handles Correlated Gaussian and t-Tests
lihua_lei_stat · x · 2026-07-17
This section further details the applicability of the dBH method: it can handle one-sided or two-sided correlated Gaussian tests and t-tests, including regression scenarios, without requiring additional constraints on the covariance matrix.
The author emphasized that the method relies on a technique called conditional calibration, suggesting it could also be useful in empirical Bayes and other problems.
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