Sequential Confidence Intervals is a statistical inference method that constructs confidence intervals for parameters of interest using data collected sequentially over time, distinguished by its adaptive sample size and optional stopping rules that maintain prescribed coverage probability.
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Sequential Analysis, Tests and Confidence Intervals
Josef Schmee, David Siegmund · Technometrics · 1987 · 728 citations
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