Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables

Scholarly article; Worsley (1986)
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Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables

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Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables is an academic journal article[1].

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  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables authored Keith J. Worsley[2].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's instance of is recorded as academic journal article[3].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's DOI is recorded as 10.1093/BIOMET/73.1.91[4].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's publication date is recorded as +1986-04-00T00:00:00Z[5].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's JSTOR article ID is recorded as 2336275[6].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's main subject is recorded as statistical inference[7].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+14'}[8].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's published in is recorded as Biometrika[9].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's title is recorded as Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables[10].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's cites work is recorded as Inference about the change-point in a sequence of random variables[11].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's cites work is recorded as The Statistical Analysis of Series of Events[12].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's cites work is recorded as The Calculation of Distributions of Two-Sided Kolmogorov-Smirnov Type Statistics[13].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's cites work is recorded as A note on the intervals between coal-mining disasters[14].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's cites work is recorded as Statistical Properties of Inverse Gaussian Distributions. II[15].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's cites work is recorded as The Time Intervals Between Industrial Accidents[16].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's Semantic Scholar paper ID is recorded as 6159bda331a90a02f3055778dc7ae51b356ab769[17].
  • Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's Semantic Scholar corpus ID is recorded as 11572092[18].

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Confidence regions and tests for a change-point in a sequence of exponential family random variables's instance of is recorded as academic journal article[3].

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