A new sequential procedure with elimination for selecting the best of several normal populations
A new sequential procedure with elimination for selecting the best of several normal populations
In this article the result on the conditional probability of correct selection of Liu (1993) is used to construct a sequential procedure with elimination for selecting the population with the largest mean among k normal populations with a common known variance. Comparisons with some other sequential selection procedures on the expected total sample sizes are made both asymptotically and by simulations.
selection, elimination, probability of correct selection, sequential procedure, expected sample size
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Liu, Wei
b64150aa-d935-4209-804d-24c1b97e024a
1994
Liu, Wei
b64150aa-d935-4209-804d-24c1b97e024a
Liu, Wei
(1994)
A new sequential procedure with elimination for selecting the best of several normal populations.
Communications in Statistics: Theory and Methods, 23 (11), .
(doi:10.1080/03610929408831439).
Abstract
In this article the result on the conditional probability of correct selection of Liu (1993) is used to construct a sequential procedure with elimination for selecting the population with the largest mean among k normal populations with a common known variance. Comparisons with some other sequential selection procedures on the expected total sample sizes are made both asymptotically and by simulations.
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Published date: 1994
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selection, elimination, probability of correct selection, sequential procedure, expected sample size
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URI: http://eprints.soton.ac.uk/id/eprint/381066
ISSN: 0361-0926
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