Replicated piecewise stopping numbers and sequential analysis
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Piecewise sequential procedures are proposed for minimum risk point estimation, and when constructing fixed size confidence regions. The average sample numbers of the procedures are discussed and unbiased estimators of their variances are obtained. A numerical comparison is made with purely sequential procedures.
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