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Summary When a sample discriminant function is computed, it is desired to estimate the error rate using this function. This is often done by computing G(‐D/2), where G is the cumulative normal distribution and D2 is the estimated Mahalanobis' distance. In this paper an asymptotic expansion of the expectation of G(‐D/2) is derived and is compared with existing Monte Carlo estimates. The asymptotic bias of G(‐D/2) is derived also and the well‐known practical result that G(‐D/2) gives too favourable an estimate of the true error rate
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Geoffrey J. McLachlan (1973) studied this question.
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