P. Van der Laan

List of research outcomes

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Publication	Date of Publication	Type
On selecting the best of two normal populations using a loss function Journal of the Italian Statistical Society	2020-09-29	Paper
Imprecise predictive selection based on low structure assumptions Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference	2002-01-02	Paper
Sample size and the accuracy of a consistent estimator The Mathematical Scientist	2001-07-05	Paper
Subset Selection Based on Order Statistics from Logistic Populations Statistics	2001-02-27	Paper
Precedence tests and Lehmann alternatives. Statistical Papers	2001-01-01	Paper
Distributional and efficiency results for subset selection Journal of Statistical Planning and Inference	1998-06-14	Paper
On Using a Loss Function in Selecting the Best of Two Gamma Populations in Terms of their Scale Parameters Statistics	1998-03-26	Paper
Subset Selection for Exponential Populations: Determination of the Selection Constant Biometrical Journal	1996-07-17	Paper
On subset selection from logistic populations Statistica Neerlandica	1993-06-29	Paper
Subset Selection of an Almost Best Treatment Biometrical Journal	1993-04-01	Paper
Robustness of the Probability of Correct Selection Against Deviations from the Assumption of a Common Known Variance Biometrical Journal	1990-01-01	Paper
Selection from Logistic populations Statistica Neerlandica	1989-01-01	Paper
Selection of Populations: An Overview and Some Recent Results Biometrical Journal	1989-01-01	Paper
Classical Analysis of Variance Methods and Nonparametric Counterparts Biometrical Journal	1987-01-01	Paper
Extensive tables of exact critical values of the nomparametric two-sample halperin test for censored samples, and comparison with the normal approximation Communications in Statistics. Simulation and Computation	1987-01-01	Paper

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