Some Optimum Properties of Ranking Procedures

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Bayes-\(P^ *\) subset selection procedures for the best population
Designing two factor experiments for selecting interactions
Maximizing the probability of correctly ordering random variables using linear predictors
On the minimax decision rules in ranking problems
Quantile estimation of the selected exponential population
Selecting the best of two gamma populations having unequal shape parameters
Ranking and selection of populations on the base of sample means
On selecting the best natural exponential families with quadratic variance function
Optimal substitution of arguments of an arrangement increasing function based on sufficient statistics for parameter-arguments
The effect of symmetrization of distributions on their peakedness
Estimation of regression coefficient of a selected population
Estimation after selection from gamma populations with unequal known shape parameters
On selecting the best treatment in a generalized linear model
On estimating the scale parameter of the selected gamma population under the scale invariant squared error loss function
Selecting the exponential population having the larger guarantee time with unequal sample sizes
Estimation after selection from exponential populations with unequal scale parameters
Closed sequential procedures for selecting the multinomial events which have the largest probabilities
Designing selection experiments with bernoulli populations
Schur-convexity of 2nd order, certain subclass of multivariate arrangement increasing functions with applications in statistics
A decision-theoretic approach to subset selection
Testing multiple slippages
Multiple decision rules for comparing several populations with a fixed known standard
ON ESTIMATION FOLLOWING SELECTION FROM NONREGULAR DISTRIBUTIONS
Selection and Ranking Procedures–Some Personal Reminiscences, and Thoughts about its Past, Present, and Future
Simultaneous selection of extreme populations:a bayesian approach
Equivariant estimation following selection from two normal populations having common unknown variance
Inadmissibility results for the selected hazard rates
A note on unbiased estimation following selection
Estimating quantiles of a selected exponential population.
Improved estimators of hazard rate from a selected exponential population
Equivariant estimation of the selected location parameter
Estimating parameters of a selected Pareto population
Estimation of hazard rate of a selected exponential population

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