论文信息 - The weighted sequential likelihood ratio

The weighted sequential likelihood ratio

Strong approximation of the maximum-likelihood-ratio statistic by a diffusion process is given. This allows one to develop statistics using different weight functions. Sequential tests obtained include the ones earlier defined by Barbour (1979). The precision of the approximations is examined.

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