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                  Figure 1. Illustration of the common changepoint problem in panel data.

                    There are various types of test statistics which can be employed to perform
                  the test given by the set of hypothesis in (2) and (3) (cumulative sum statistics,
                  maximum type statistics, Cramér-von Mises statistics, etc.). For some practical
                  reasons, we propose a self-normalized statistic to test H0 against HA, because
                  this type of statistic does not require estimation of the nuisance parameters
                  for the common variance (only mutual ratios of σi’s are sufficient to be known

                  or estimated). We aim to construct a valid and completely data driven testing
                  procedure  without  interfering  any  estimation  and  plugging-in  estimates
                  instead of the nuisance parameters. For a more detailed surveys on the self-
                  normalized  test  statistics,  we  refer  to,  e.g.,  Pes ̌ta  and  Wendler  (2018).  Our
                  particular panel changepoint test statistics are defined as
                                                       
                                                   |∑ =1 [∑ =1 ( , − ̅ , )]|
                  R N () =  max                               
                            =1,…,−1 max |∑ =1 [∑ =1 ( , − ̅ )]|+ max |∑ =1 [∑ =+1 ( , − ̃ )]|
                                                      ,
                                                                                ,
                                    =1,…              =,…,−1

                  and
                  S  N () =
                       −1                                       2
                                                               ̅
                                             {∑ =1 [∑  =1 ( −  )]}
                                                          ,
                                                               ,
                        ∑                             2                               2
                                                 ̅
                                                                                 ̃
                           ∑   {∑   [∑   ( −  )]} + ∑ −1 {∑   [∑   ( −  )]}
                        =1  =1  =1  =1  ,  ,  =  =1  =+1  ,  ,

                  where   is the average of the first  observations in panel  and   is the
                                                                                    ̃
                         ̅
                          ,
                                                                                     ,
                  average of the last  −  observations in panel , i.e.,
                                                                    
                                         1                      1
                                    ̅
                                                         ̃
                                    = ∑       and     =        ∑ 
                                                                          ,
                                               ,
                                    ,
                                                          ,
                                                             − 
                                          =1                      =+1
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