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A method of deciding betweenN statistical hypotheses

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  1. A. Wald:Sequential Analysis, New York 1947, J. Wiley.

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  2. f(x; ϕ) is a probability density function if the distribution is continuous; in the case of discrete distribution it should be replaced by a probability function. A slightly different formutation is needed for the two cases, in some contexts.

  3. AsWald justly remarked (op. cit. p. 35–36), a rule of inference with the numbern of trals fixed can be looked upon as a special (“degenerate”) case of a sequential rule. It will be characterized by the fact that form=1, …,n−1 all the substers exceptR N+1m are empty while form=n the subsetR N+1m is empty.

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  1. Klemens Szaniawski
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A version of this paper appeared in Polish in “Studia Filozoficzne” No 1 (22), 1961.

Allatum est die 4 Novembris 1960

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Szaniawski, K. A method of deciding betweenN statistical hypotheses. Stud Logica 12, 135–141 (1961). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02126828

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