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Detection based on uncertain error cost: A minimax approach (Corresp.)

Alexander Shulman

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A game model is introduced for statistical signal detection, where error costs are too uncertain for a Bayes decision rule. The minimax decision strategy is mixed. It is shown that the optimum decision probabilities are equal to the a posteriori probabilities of the alternatives.

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A game model is introduced for statistical signal detection, where error costs are too uncertain for a Bayes decision rule. The minimax decision strategy is mixed. It is shown that the optimum decision probabilities are equal to the a posteriori probabilities of the alternatives.

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A game model is introduced for statistical signal detection, where error costs are too uncertain for a Bayes decision rule. The minimax decision strategy is mixed. It is shown that the optimum decision probabilities are equal to the a posteriori probabilities of the alternatives.

Key concepts: Minimax, Bayes' theorem, Decision rule, A priori and a posteriori, Mathematical optimization, Decision theory, Bayes error rate, Computer science

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