论文信息 - Bayesian Analysis of a Bivariate Normal Distribution with Incomplete Observations

Bayesian Analysis of a Bivariate Normal Distribution with Incomplete Observations

Abstract We consider the problem of drawing inferences on the difference of the population means when an incomplete sample from a bivariate normal population is available. Whereas Mehta and Gurland [7] have considered this problem from the sampling theory point of view, we tackle here the same problem from a Bayesian approach.

P. A. V. B. Swamy | J. S. Mehta | P. Swamy | J. Mehta

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