Hypothesis testing is an important way to draw scientific conclusions from experimental data. However, models relevant in industrial settings (for example models that characterise manufacturing processes) are almost invariably non-linear in the model parameters, and hypotheses of interest often involve parameters that lie on the boundary of the parameter space; these are challenging to standard (asymptotic) approaches to hypothesis testing. We will develop methods based on the "bootstrap" -- a powerful approach in computational statistics that involves computing null distributions using simulated data -- to address hypothesis testing in challenging non-linear settings.
Computational Statistics and Machine Learning
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