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The hat matrix P is an orthogonal projection of rank p, so I−P is an orthogonal projection of rank n−p. Because ε/σ is a standard multivariate normal distribution vector, Cochran's theorem gives
σ2nσ2​=σ2∥(I−P)ε∥2​∼χn−p2​.
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Thus σ2=d(σ2/n)χn−p2​. Substituting this into the preceding formula gives the Distribution of the Akaike information criterion in a normal linear model:
AIC=dnlog(χn−p2​)+n(log(2πσ2/n)+1)+2(p+1).​
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