Adaptive tests in statistical problems with finite nuisance parameter
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The author [Ann. Stat. 10, 1148-1162 (1982; Zbl 0512.62046)] has studied necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of adaptive tests. In the paper under review the author obtains necessary and sufficient conditions for the existence of adaptive tests in statistical problems with a finite number of nuisance parameters. An example involving the exponential family of distributions is discussed.
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