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An improvement on paulson's procedure for selecting the poprlation with the largest mean from k normal populations with a common unknown variance
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1991
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Correct Selec TionEngineeringTighter BoundLargest MeanLargest Population MeanSampling (Statistics)BiostatisticsStatistical InferenceProbability TheoryK Normal PopulationsCommon Unknown VarianceMathematical StatisticStatistics
We obtain a tighter bound on the probability of making a correct selec tion in Paulson's procedure for selecting the normal population which has the largest population mean when the populations have a common unknown Tali ance. As a consequence, we are able to use a sharper value for the coristallt a∗ in Paulson's procedure. Simulation studies indicate that this leads to ari inlprovement in the expected number of stages to termination and expettetl total number of observations which is uniform in k, P∗s and σ/δ∗.
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