Journal of Soviet Mathematics

, Volume 52, Issue 2, pp 2955–2964 | Cite as

Estimation of the efficiency of Bol'shev's decision rule in the problem of the distinguishing of two hypotheses

  • M. S. Nikulin
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Abstract

In this communication the efficiency of Bol'shev's optimal decision rule is discussed. The possibility of the use of this rule is considered in the problem of the distinguishing of composite hypotheses in the presence of sufficient statistics.

Keywords

Decision Rule Optimal Decision Composite Hypothesis Optimal Decision Rule 
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