Bibliography on Sequential Analysis

Abstract This article contains 374 references dealing with the subject of sequential analysis. These references are listed alphabetically by author and also broken down into fourteen subject categories.

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[49]  K. Matusita.  Decision rule by probability ratio , 1954 .

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[55]  J. J. Bezem.  A Sequential Method for Testing Interaction of Two Factors Producing the Same All-or-None Effect , 1954 .

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[57]  Allan Birnbaum.  Some procedures for comparing Poisson processes or populations , 1953 .

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[84]  Charles Stein,et al.  Unbiased Estimates with Minimum Variance , 1950 .

[85]  Charles Stein,et al.  Completeness In The Sequential Case , 1950 .

[86]  M. Sandelius.  An inverse sampling procedure for bacterial plate counts. , 1950, Biometrics.

[87]  A. M. Walker.  NOTE ON SEQUENTIAL SAMPLING FORMULAE FOR A BINOMIAL POPULATION , 1950 .

[88]  J Wolfowitz,et al.  Elimination of Randomization in Certain Problems of Statistics and of the Theory of Games. , 1950, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America.

[89]  William J. Moonan.  Some Empirical Aspects of the Sequential Analysis Technique as Applied to an Achievement Examination , 1950 .

[90]  G. B. Oakland.  An Application of Sequential Analysis to Whitefish Sampling , 1950 .

[91]  E. Lehmann.  Some Principles of the Theory of Testing Hypotheses , 1950 .

[92]  A. Kimball.  Sequential sampling plans for use in psychological test work , 1950 .

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[94]  A. Wald,et al.  A Sequential Decision Procedure for Choosing One of Three Hypotheses Concerning the Unknown Mean of a Normal Distribution , 1949 .

[95]  G. Blom.  A Generalization of Wald's Fundamental Identity , 1949 .

[96]  J. Moshman.  The sequential analysis of blood pressure scores. , 1949, Industrial medicine & surgery.

[97]  M. A. Girshick,et al.  Bayes and minimax solutions of sequential decision problems , 1949 .

[98]  D. J. Finney.  On a method of estimating frequencies. , 1949, Biometrika.

[99]  G. R. Seth.  On the Variance of Estimates , 1949 .

[100]  A. Spacek.  Note on successive cumulative sums of independent random variables , 1949 .

[101]  R. Plackett.  Boundaries of Minimum Size in Binomial Sampling , 1948 .

[102]  J. Wolfowitz,et al.  Optimum Character of the Sequential Probability Ratio Test , 1948 .

[103]  P. Samuelson.  Exact Distribution of Continuous Variables in Sequential Analysis , 1948 .

[104]  P. Hoel,et al.  Introduction to Mathematical Statistics. , 1947 .

[105]  G. E. Albert.  A Note on the Fundamental Identity of Sequential Analysis , 1947 .

[106]  A. Wald,et al.  Sequential Confidence Intervals for the Mean of a Normal Distribution with Known Variance , 1947 .

[107]  A Uniqueness Theorem for Unbiased Sequential Binomial Estimation , 1947 .

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[109]  R. H. Oppermann,et al.  Book reviewSequential analysis of statistical data: Applications: Prepared by the Statistical Research Group, Columbia University. 6 sections, 26 × 29 cms. New York, Columbia University Press, 1945. Price $6.25 , 1947 .

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[112]  M. A. Girshick.  Contributions to the Theory of Sequential Analysis, II, III , 1946 .

[113]  Frederick Mosteller,et al.  Unbiased Estimates for Certain Binomial Sampling Problems with Applications , 1946 .

[114]  J. P. Burman,et al.  Sequential Sampling Formulae for a Binomial Population , 1946 .

[115]  J. Haldane,et al.  On a method of estimating frequencies. , 1945, Biometrika.

[116]  M. Tweedie.  Inverse Statistical Variates , 1945, Nature.

[117]  Mark Kac,et al.  Random Walk in the Presence of Absorbing Barriers , 1945 .

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