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On Incomplete U‐Statistics Having Minimum Variance

Alan J. Lee

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Summary The problem of choosing a design for an incomplete U‐statistic is discussed. Designs yielding minimum variance U‐statistics are presented, and their efficiencies relative to complete U‐statistics studied.

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Summary The problem of choosing a design for an incomplete U‐statistic is discussed. Designs yielding minimum variance U‐statistics are presented, and their efficiencies relative to complete U‐statistics studied.

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Summary The problem of choosing a design for an incomplete U‐statistic is discussed. Designs yielding minimum variance U‐statistics are presented, and their efficiencies relative to complete U‐statistics studied.

Key concepts: Statistics, Statistic, Variance (accounting), Summary statistics, Mathematics, Sufficient statistic, Economics, Accounting

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