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Two-Choice Selection

Journal of the American Statistical AssociationPublished 1 December 1950
Irwin D. J. Bross
Citations9
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SJR score4.10
SNIP3.08

TL;DR

This paper presents a meta-analysis of how several alternative rules are derived for determining sample sizes, i.e., the amount of data on which the selection is to be based, for the two-choice selection problem.

Abstract

Abstract In many practical applications we wish to select one product (commodity, plant variety, technique, etc.) from a set of alternative products. When there are only two products to be considered, this will be called the two-choice selection problem. Several alternative rules are derived for determining sample sizes, i.e., the amount of data on which the selection is to be based.

Keywords

Agricultural and Biological Sciences