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https://doi.org/10.1057/978-1-137-57574-6We now turn to special types of stochastic processes met in applications. Consider the following problem involving a growth model.

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Tendai Chari,Nhamo A. Mhiripirike probability, likelihood, etc., we shall consider two in this course: the usual frequency approach (in this chapter) and the Bayesian one (in chapter 6: “Decision problems”). One should actually not speak of a single frequency approach, since there are several variations of it. That most commonly

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