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Abstract Many nonparametric competitors to Hotelling's T2 test lack T 2's property of invariance under linear transformations. Such tests have power and efficiency that depend on the direction of shift and the covariance matrix of the alternative distribution. This article modifies a previously proposed bivariate sign test and signed rank test to overcome this difficulty. Asymptotic results and a Monte Carlo study indicate that the efficiency and small-sample power of the new procedures compare favorably to those of the original tests. An example illustrates the application of the new procedures.
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