RESUMO
When the data are stored in a distributed manner, direct application of traditional hypothesis testing procedures is often prohibitive due to communication costs and privacy concerns. This paper mainly develops and investigates a distributed two-node Kolmogorov-Smirnov hypothesis testing scheme, implemented by the divide-and-conquer strategy. In addition, this paper also provides a distributed fraud detection and a distribution-based classification for multi-node machines based on the proposed hypothesis testing scheme. The distributed fraud detection is to detect which node stores fraud data in multi-node machines and the distribution-based classification is to determine whether the multi-node distributions differ and classify different distributions. These methods can improve the accuracy of statistical inference in a distributed storage architecture. Furthermore, this paper verifies the feasibility of the proposed methods by simulation and real example studies.
