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The following pages link to Construction of uniformly more powerful tests for hypotheses about linear inequalities (Q1866198):
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- A note on the power superiority of the restricted likelihood ratio test (Q643291) (← links)
- Anomalies of the likelihood ratio test for testing restricted hypotheses (Q811061) (← links)
- On the existence of tests uniformly more powerful than the likelihood ratio test (Q1347132) (← links)
- On the validity of the likelihood ratio and maximum likelihood methods (Q1410577) (← links)
- The emperor's new tests. (With comments and a rejoinder). (Q1431177) (← links)
- Uniformly more powerful, two-sided tests for hypotheses about linear inequalities (Q1585867) (← links)
- More powerful tests for the sign testing problem (Q1866197) (← links)
- Uniformly more powerful, one-sided tests for hypotheses about linear inequalities (Q1895344) (← links)
- Uniformly more powerful tests for hypotheses about linear inequalities when the variance is unknown (Q2723509) (← links)
- TESTING THE NULL HYPOTHESIS THAT A NORMAL MEAN VECTOR LIES IN THE POSITIVE ORTHANT (Q3477829) (← links)
- A MULTIVARIATE TEST WITH COMPOSITE HYPOTHESES DETERMINED BY LINEAR INEQUALITIES WHEN THE COVARIANCE MATRIX HAS AN UNKNOWN SCALE FACTOR (Q3788909) (← links)
- Testing the hypothesis of a nonrmal mean lying outside a convex cone (Q3842907) (← links)
- Uniformly More Powerful Tests for Hypotheses Concerning Linear Inequalities and Normal Means (Q4733251) (← links)
- The generalized inference on the sign testing problem about the normal variances (Q5035781) (← links)
- More powerful tests for the sign testing problem about gamma scale parameters (Q5263995) (← links)
- Uniformly more powerful tests for a subset of the components of a normal mean vector (Q6541941) (← links)
