Bias Reduction Via Resampling for Estimation Following Sequential Tests
It is well known that maximum likelihood (ML) estimation results in biased estimates when estimating parameters following a sequential test. Existing bias correction methods rely on explicit calculations of the bias that are often difficult to derive. We suggest a simple alternative to the existing...
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Main Authors: | Wang, Y. G., Leung, Denis H. Y. |
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1997
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