1st Edition

Observed Confidence Levels Theory and Application

By Alan M. Polansky Copyright 2008
288 Pages
by Chapman & Hall

288 Pages
by Chapman & Hall

288 Pages
by Chapman & Hall

Illustrating a simple, novel method for solving an array of statistical problems, Observed Confidence Levels: Theory and Application describes the basic development of observed confidence levels, a methodology that can be applied to a variety of common multiple testing problems in statistical inference. It focuses on the modern nonparametric framework of bootstrap-based estimates, allowing for... Read more
Preface. Introduction. Single Parameter Problems. Multiple Parameter Problems. Linear Models and Regression. Nonparametric Smoothing Problems. Further Applications. Connections and Comparisons. Appendix. References. Index.

Biography

Polansky, Alan M.