A locally directionally maximin test for a multidimensional parameter with order-restricted alternatives of the
locally most powerful test for the case of a multidimensional parameter. We show that for the two
A locally directionally maximin test for a multidimensional parameter with order-restricted alternatives of the
locally most powerful test for the case of a multidimensional parameter. We show that for the two
Locally most powerful sequential tests for discrete-time Markov processes-time Markov process. We construct a
locally most powerful sequential
test, which maximizes the derivative
Locally Most Powerful Group-Sequential Tests with Groups of Observations of Random Size: Finite Horizon of the
power function among all (finite-horizon) sequential
tests whose error probability of the first type
Locally most powerful sequential tests for discrete-time Markov processes-time Markov process. We construct a
locally most powerful sequential
test, which maximizes the derivative
Locally most powerful sequential tests of a simple hypothesis vs. one-sided alternatives is to characterize the structure of
locally most powerful sequential
tests in this problem. For any sequential
test Locally most powerful sequential tests of a simple hypothesis vs. one-sided alternatives is to characterize the structure of
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tests in this problem. For any sequential
test Comparative analysis of monocular slam algorithms using tum and euroc benchmarks these qualities under the computational and
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