The Power of the Likelihood Ratio Test
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- Efficient estimation in the bivariate censoring model and repairing NPMLE
- Quantile regression of right-censored length-biased data using the Buckley-James-type method
- The nonparametric maximum likelihood estimator for middle-censored data
- Multi-indexing and multiple clustering
- Combining isotonic regression and EM algorithm to predict genetic risk under monotonicity constraint
- Asymptotic properties of Bayes risk for one‐sided tests
- Correcting the bias of the net benefit estimator due to right‐censored observations
- On the power of private likelihood-ratio tests for goodness-of-fit in frequency tables
- On computation of NPMLE for middle-censored data
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