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| + | We propose a valid test to | ||
| + | simultaneously test the assumption of independence and googness-fit | ||
| + | for a linear regression model. | ||
| + | Our approach is based on the difference between | ||
| + | two estimators of the marginal distribution | ||
| + | $F_Y$ of the response variable $Y$, and thus it is called the MD approach. | ||
| + | We setablish the consistency of the MD test. | ||
| + | We compare the MD approach to the existing tests through simulation | ||
| + | studies. | ||
| + | the existing methods | ||
| + | and form a nice supplement. | ||
| + | We apply the MD approach to a cancer research data. | ||
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