The LE-statistic
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Summary
A quantity called LE-statistic is introduced that is an easily computable functional of ordinal data with versatile applications and usefulness as a statistic in a nonparametric independence test of paired samples, and as a complexity measure of a scalar time series.
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- article
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- 2013-06-25
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Keywords
Lyapunov exponent, Statistic, Nonparametric statistics, Mathematics, Chaotic
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