Robust Bayes decision procedures: gross error in the data distribution
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Standard Bayes decision situation except that with small probability the data may be irrelevant to the parameter of interest is considered. The riskiness of a decision procedure is measured by the prior risk. The minimax solution under quite general assumptions is described and discussed. The situation is illustrated on several practical and theoretical examples.
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