Lecture
Optimal Tests for Simple Hypotheses
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This lecture covers the concept of optimal tests for simple hypotheses, focusing on the Neyman-Pearson lemma and the comparison of simple hypotheses. It discusses the power and distance between models, emphasizing the significance of standardized distance in hypothesis testing.
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