Titlebook: Bernoulli 1713, Bayes 1763, Laplace 1813; Anniversary Volume. Jerzy Neyman,Lucien M. Cam Conference proceedings 1965 Springer-Verlag Berli

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Limit Solutions of Sequences of Statistical Games, show the notion of “empirical Bayes approach” fits into the framework of game theory by means of simple operations on games. We show it by examples of testing two simple statistical hypotheses (Example 5; the original version of this example was presented by H. . in [.]). At the end we prove some e

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Some Remarks on Statistical Inference,ted not always with cool scientific detachment and decorum. What has been disputed about is not mathematics, not pure mathematics. It is true that, from time to time, mathematicians, even eminent mathematicians, have resisted or scoffed at the introduction of new ideas or new areas of investigation

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Injections in Aesthetic Medicine linear; therefore, we can say that the problem of linear least squares prediction of the stationary process . (.) is the wide sense version of the general problem of least squares prediction (see . [.], Chapter II Section 3).

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Stationary Gaussian Processes Satisfying the Strong Mixing Condition and Best Predictable Functiona linear; therefore, we can say that the problem of linear least squares prediction of the stationary process . (.) is the wide sense version of the general problem of least squares prediction (see . [.], Chapter II Section 3).

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Injection-Locking of Harmonic Oscillators,is, for the most part, a non-rigorous attempt at finding, in a reasonably explicit form, conditions for such a formal Bayes procedure to be admissible. In addition, a small amount of effort is devoted to the question of approximation of improper prior measures by prior probability measures without regard to the question of admissibility.

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Limit Solutions of Sequences of Statistical Games,f testing two simple statistical hypotheses (Example 5; the original version of this example was presented by H. . in [.]). At the end we prove some easy lemmas concerning the relations between Bayes, minimax and limit solutions.