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Hypothesis testing without a fixed sample size.
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Optimally sampling a sequence of observations
One approach that doesn't deal with formal power analysis could
Start with the most representative observation, by some measure of central tendency.
Select observations which are both similar to uns …
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Optimally sampling a sequence of observations
Given a multivariate population, I'd like to define a sequence of observations to sample, such that coverage and representativeness is optimal at each step (cumulatively). For example, a sample of fiv …
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