Abstract

The complex Bingham quartic (CBQ) distribution is defined on the unit complex sphere in and it is relevant for the statistical shape analysis of a -point landmark data in 2D. This extended the Fisher distribution on the unit spherical shape space 2 (1/2). The complex Bingham quartic (CBQ) distribution provides suitable shape parameters to comprise anisotropy. Under high concentrations, it looks like a multivariate Gaussian normal distribution but the main drawback of this planar shape distribution is that its normalizing constant does not have a simple closed explicit form representation. The present paper provides a modified approximation procedure for the indeterminate normalizing constant of the CBQ distribution based on saddlepoint approximations with a change of variable scheme. The modified saddlepoint approximations under a change of variable seem more precise as compared with the saddlepoint approximation without a change of variable approach.

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