The following two examples show that the assumption of a finitesample space is needed in Problem 8.7.
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The following two examples show that the assumption of a finitesample space is needed in Problem 8.7.
(i) Let X1, …, Xn be i.i.d. according to a normal distribution N(σ, σ2) and test H : σ = σ0 against K : σ>σ0.
(ii) Let X and Y be independent Poisson variables with E(X) = λ and E(Y ) =
λ + 1, and test H : λ = λ0 against K : λ>λ0. In each case, determine the LMP test and show that it is not LUMP.
[Compare the LMP test with the most powerful test against a simple alternative.]
Section 8.2
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Testing Statistical Hypotheses Volume I
ISBN: 9783030705770
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Authors: E.L. Lehmann, Joseph P. Romano
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