D. A. S. Fraser: From structural inference to asymptotics
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- Local ancillarity
- Mean loglikelihood and higher-order approximations
- Mixtures, embedding, and ancillarity
- Nonparametric Tolerance Regions
- On principles and arguments to likelihood
- On Some Principles of Statistical Inference
- On the density of minimum contrast estimators
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- Structural probability and a generalization
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- Tail probabilities from observed likelihoods
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- Three enigmatic examples and inference from likelihood
- Tolerance Regions
- Two new properties of mathematical likelihood
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