Estimation of a probability with optimum guaranteed confidence in inverse binomial sampling

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Abstract: Sequential estimation of a probability p by means of inverse binomial sampling is considered. For mu1,mu2>1 given, the accuracy of an estimator hatp is measured by the confidence level P[p/mu2leqhatpleqpmu1]. The confidence levels c0 that can be guaranteed for p unknown, that is, such that P[p/mu2leqhatpleqpmu1]geqc0 for all pin(0,1), are investigated. It is shown that within the general class of randomized or non-randomized estimators based on inverse binomial sampling, there is a maximum c0 that can be guaranteed for arbitrary p. A non-randomized estimator is given that achieves this maximum guaranteed confidence under mild conditions on mu1, mu2.












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