Complete class theorems for estimation of multivariate Poisson means and related problems
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Basic decision theory for discrete random variables of the multivariate geometric type is developed. Some properties of Bayes estimators that carry over in the limit to admissible estimators are obtained. A stepwise generalized Bayes representation of admissible estimators is described. Several interesting examples are given.
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