论文信息 - Indifference-zone ranking and selection: confidence intervals for true achieved P(CD)

Indifference-zone ranking and selection: confidence intervals for true achieved P(CD)

In this paper we present procedures which attempt to allow experimenters to take at least partial advantage of more-favorable configurations of the population parameters (without, in the process, sacrificing precise probability statements about the inferences made) by obtaining confidence intervals for the true probability of a correct decision, regarded as a function of the true unknown underlying parameter values.

E. Dudewicz | T. A. Bishop | Peter O. Anderson | P. O. Anderson

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