Huang, Li-Shan; Chen, Jianwei Analysis of variance, coefficient of determination and \(F\)-test for local polynomial regression. (English) Zbl 1148.62055 Ann. Stat. 36, No. 5, 2085-2109 (2008). Summary: This paper provides ANOVA inference for nonparametric local polynomial regression (LPR) in analogy with ANOVA tools for the classical linear regression model. A surprisingly simple and exact local ANOVA decomposition is established, and a local R-squared quantity is defined to measure the proportion of local variation explained by fitting LPR. A global ANOVA decomposition is obtained by integrating local counterparts, and a global R-squared and a symmetric projection matrix are defined. We show that the proposed projection matrix is asymptotically idempotent and asymptotically orthogonal to its complement, naturally leading to an \(F\)-test for testing for no effects. 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