Titlebook: Binomial Distribution Handbook for Scientists and Engineers; Elart Collani,Klaus Dr?ger Book 2001 Springer Science+Business Media New York

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Measuring a Probabilitying measure functions is given. This theoretical introduction to approach and procedures addresses primarily academic and professional statisticians. In contrast, the present chapter is devoted to non-statisticians and statisticians who are only interested in applying statistical methods without bot

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Comparing Probabilitiesy occurring task in a variety of fields. In this chapter, it is shown how a comparison procedure can be designed using the tables on the CD-ROM. Similar to that in the case of exclusion procedures, the resulting methods are optimal or nearly optimal with respect to success probability. Additionally,

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Book 2001refined and easy to use techniques as well as initiating a new field of research in theoretical statistics. The book contains completely new interval and point estimators that are superior to the traditional ones. This is especially true in the case of small and medium sized samples, which are chara

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Book 2001h, where the measurement method depends heavily on the size of the length to be measured. The approach yields more precise estimators and more powerful tests. It may also be applied to other estimation problems. .

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Johannes H?berle,Martina HuemerJerzy Neyman. However, some of his proposals were not taken up by the statistical community. Therefore, a brief outline of Neyman’s approach is given here, particularly because the ideas and methodology developed in the next chapters are based essentially on Neyman’s results.

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Traditional Estimation ProceduresJerzy Neyman. However, some of his proposals were not taken up by the statistical community. Therefore, a brief outline of Neyman’s approach is given here, particularly because the ideas and methodology developed in the next chapters are based essentially on Neyman’s results.

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