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The following pages link to Sequential and two-stage procedures for selecting the better exponential population covering the case of unknown and unequal scale parameters (Q797238):

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• Sequential selection procedures. A decision theoretic approach (Q794084) (← links)
• On the distribution of bivariate F-variable (Q804121) (← links)
• Three-stage procedures for selecting the best exponential population (Q1098190) (← links)
• Simultaneous estimation after selection and ranking and other procedures: The negative exponential case (Q1107243) (← links)
• Accelerated sequential procedure for selecting the best exponential population (Q1200662) (← links)
• Likelihood based sequential procedures for selecting the best exponential population (Q1206011) (← links)
• Selecting The Exponential Population Having The Larger Guarantee Time With Unequal Sample Sizes (Q2796911) (← links)
• Multistage point estimation methodologies for a negative exponential location under a modified linex loss function: Illustrations with infant mortality and bone marrow data (Q2816632) (← links)
• Multistage estimation of the difference of locations of two negative exponential populations under a modified Linex loss function: Real data illustrations from cancer studies and reliability analysis (Q2830725) (← links)
• Two-stage procedures for comparing several exponential populations with a control when the Scale Parameters are unknown and unequal (Q3203854) (← links)
• On Two-Stage Selection of the Best Negative Exponential Population with Applications (Q3560809) (← links)
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• COMPARISONS AND SELECTION OF TWO-PARAMETER EXPONENTIAL POPULATIONS (Q4014603) (← links)
• SELECTING “DEMONSTRABLY BEST” OR “DEMONSTRABLY WORST” EXPONENTIAL POPULATIONS (Q4029934) (← links)
• A two-stage procedure with accelerated test for selecting the best exponential population (Q4541700) (← links)
• (Q4720545) (← links)
• Procedures for Selecting Good Exponential Populations (Q4929238) (← links)
• Minimum risk point estimation (MRPE) of the mean in an exponential distribution under powered absolute error loss (PAEL) due to estimation plus cost of sampling (Q4964404) (← links)
• Multi-stage procedures for the minimum risk and bounded risk point estimation of the location of negative exponential distribution under the modified LINEX loss function (Q5227803) (← links)