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Projection-based significance test for longitudinally collected functional data under a crossover design
Wearable devices for continuous electronic health monitoring often capture data at frequent intervals under a dense functional design. The focal point is the analysis of longitudinal functional data, wherein functional trajectories are observed repeatedly over time. This work is motivated by the int
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