Confidence intervals for the means of the selected populations
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The authors consider the problem of selecting the populations which yield the largest sample means. The populations are selected from a certain number of independent populations by minimizing the corresponding coverage probabilities. This minimization method allows one to select the best population or to select the top \(k\) populations. After the selections are made, the corresponding population means are estimated by the simultaneous confidence intervals.
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- Tightness of some confidence and predictive intervals related to selection
- Adjusting for selection bias in assessing treatment effect estimates from multiple subgroups
- Confidence intervals for the selected population in randomized trials that adapt the population enrolled
- A Generalized Quantile Tree Method for Subgroup Identification
- Selection of Good Populations and Related Confidence Intervals Using Sample Quasi-Ranges
- Estimation after selection from bivariate normal population with application to poultry feeds data
- Inference on Selected Subgroups in Clinical Trials
- Assessing the Most Vulnerable Subgroup to Type II Diabetes Associated with Statin Usage: Evidence from Electronic Health Record Data
- Simultaneous confidence intervals from randomization tests with application in testing bioequivalence with multiple endpoints
- Locally simultaneous inference
- Modern approaches for evaluating treatment effect heterogeneity from clinical trials and observational data
- A flexible defense against the winner's curse
- Confidence intervals for the population proportion
- Conservative confidence intervals based on weighted means statistics
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