In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Verheijen, Coolen and Van der Laan, with respect to deviations from the normality assumption. The preference threshold procedure is a combination of the standard indifference zone selection and the subset selection, the two standard approaches for statistical selection. In a number of simulation studies, the preference threshold proce??dure is applied on populations coming from Normal, Logistic, Laplace, Weibull, Gamma and Lognormal distributions. We compare the results on basis of the observed number of correct selections
Some introductory remarks are made about statistical selection. Statistical selection procedures are...
Some introductory remarks are made about statistical selection. Statistical selection procedures are...
In this paper statistical selection procedures are discussed in general terms. Statistical selection...
In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Ver...
In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Ver...
In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Ver...
This paper presents a selection procedure that combines Bechhofer's indifference zone selec tion and...
This paper presents a selection procedure that combines Bechhofer's indifference zone selec tion and...
(Revised edition of Memorandum COSOR 96-22) This paper discusses a selection criterion that generali...
(Revised edition of Memorandum COSOR 96-22) This paper discusses a selection criterion that generali...
This paper presents a selection criterion that generalizes the well-known concept of indifference zo...
Some literature concerning two-stage selection procedures is given. In general, the problem of selec...
Some literature concerning two-stage selection procedures is given. In general, the problem of selec...
In selection problems the usual loss function is the 0-1 one, i.e. the selection goal is to bound , ...
In selection problems the usual loss function is the 0-1 one, i.e. the selection goal is to bound , ...
Some introductory remarks are made about statistical selection. Statistical selection procedures are...
Some introductory remarks are made about statistical selection. Statistical selection procedures are...
In this paper statistical selection procedures are discussed in general terms. Statistical selection...
In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Ver...
In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Ver...
In this paper we investigate the robustness of the preference threshold procedure, introduced by Ver...
This paper presents a selection procedure that combines Bechhofer's indifference zone selec tion and...
This paper presents a selection procedure that combines Bechhofer's indifference zone selec tion and...
(Revised edition of Memorandum COSOR 96-22) This paper discusses a selection criterion that generali...
(Revised edition of Memorandum COSOR 96-22) This paper discusses a selection criterion that generali...
This paper presents a selection criterion that generalizes the well-known concept of indifference zo...
Some literature concerning two-stage selection procedures is given. In general, the problem of selec...
Some literature concerning two-stage selection procedures is given. In general, the problem of selec...
In selection problems the usual loss function is the 0-1 one, i.e. the selection goal is to bound , ...
In selection problems the usual loss function is the 0-1 one, i.e. the selection goal is to bound , ...
Some introductory remarks are made about statistical selection. Statistical selection procedures are...
Some introductory remarks are made about statistical selection. Statistical selection procedures are...
In this paper statistical selection procedures are discussed in general terms. Statistical selection...