A Method of One-Sided Nonparametric Inference for the Mean of a Nonnegative Population
The American StatisticianPublished 1 May 1987
Harold M. Kaplan
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Abstract For a few values drawn independently at random from a nonnegative population, I present what I have found to be an effective nonparametric method of one-sided inference for the population mean. The method is based on a martingale argument and use of the Markov inequality. Key Words: MartingaleSmall samplePopulation mean
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