A monte carlo study of a Bayesian decision rulf concerning the number of oifferent values of a discrete random variable: A Monte Carlo study of a Bayesian decision rulf concerning: Communications in Statistics

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Abstract

A Bayesian decision rule about the number of different values of a discrete randomvariable is numerically tested by Monte Carlo experiments. Results are exhibited showing the percentage of correct decisions as well as the robustness of the rule.

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A monte carlo study of a Bayesian decision rulf concerning the number of oifferent values of a discrete random variable