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Original Articles

Posterior probability of correct selection

Pages 599-616 | Received 01 Apr 1989, Published online: 23 Dec 2010
 

Abstract

The selection of the “best” of a number of treatments is studied from a Bayesian point of view using normal likelihoods and priors. The posterior probability of correct selection is expressed as a function of the prior variance and is estimated using a parametric empirical Bayes' approach. A compromise between this method and the heirarchical Bayes' approach is investigated. Subset selection is considered from similar points of view. The analysis of a numerical example reveals a problem for which a solution is suggested.

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