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Two point priors and Γ-minimax estimating in families of uniform distributions
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    Two point priors and Γ-minimax estimating in families of uniform distributions (English)
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    1988
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    gamma minimax estimator
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    uniform distributions
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    two point prior
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    least favourable
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    squared error loss
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