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Multiple testing of a function's monotonicity
Instead of having a single "yes" or "no" result from a test of the global null hypothesis that a function is increasing, we propose a multiple testing procedure of the function's increasingness at several points. If the global null is rejected, then multiple testing provides more information about w
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