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Sequential probability ratio tests based on grouped observations

Eger, Karl-Heinz, Tsoy, Evgeni Borisovich 26 June 2010 (has links) (PDF)
This paper deals with sequential likelihood ratio tests based on grouped observations. It is demonstrated that the method of conjugated parameter pairs known from the non-grouped case can be extended to the grouped case obtaining Waldlike approximations for the OC- and ASN- function. For near hypotheses so-called F-optimal groupings are recommended. As example an SPRT based on grouped observations for the parameter of an exponentially distributed random variable is considered.
ASN-function
Classified observations
Grouped observations
Hypotheses testing
OC-function
Operating characteristic function
Sequential analysis
Sequential likelihood ratio test
Sequential probability ratio test
Sequential test
Wald approximations
ddc:500
ddc:600
Sequentieller Likelihoodverhältnistest
Sequentieller Test
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Sequential probability ratio tests based on grouped observations

Eger, Karl-Heinz, Tsoy, Evgeni Borisovich 26 June 2010 (has links)
This paper deals with sequential likelihood ratio tests based on grouped observations. It is demonstrated that the method of conjugated parameter pairs known from the non-grouped case can be extended to the grouped case obtaining Waldlike approximations for the OC- and ASN- function. For near hypotheses so-called F-optimal groupings are recommended. As example an SPRT based on grouped observations for the parameter of an exponentially distributed random variable is considered.
info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/500
ddc:500
info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/600
ddc:600
Sequentieller Likelihoodverhältnistest
Sequentieller Test
ASN-function
Classified observations
Grouped observations
Hypotheses testing
OC-function
Operating characteristic function
Sequential analysis
Sequential likelihood ratio test
Sequential probability ratio test
Sequential test
Wald approximations

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