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Introduction to Statistical Inference,o compute the probability of a given chance event. For example, if ., …, . are independent Bernoulli random variables with .{. = 1} = 1 ? .{. = 0} = ., we compute that the probability of the chance event ., where . is an integer with ., is .. In a typical problem of statistics it is not a single und

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Some Criteria For Choosing a Procedure,used with the data from that experiment. Since for most statistical problems there are no uniformly best procedures, some additional criterion (or criteria) is (are) necessary. The purpose of such a criterion is to specify uniquely a statistical procedure . which will be used. Some of the criteria w

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Sufficiency, of the search as much as possible. It is the purpose of this chapter to describe sufficient statistics and sufficient partitions and to indicate why, from the point of view of decision theory, one need only use those procedures which are functions of a sufficient statistic or sufficient partition.

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